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The Illusion of Rising Sales and Prices: Is Toronto’s Housing Market Entering a Fragile Bottoming Phase?The Illusion of Rising Sales and Prices: Is Toronto’s Housing Market Entering a···read more
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1970 – 1989 – 2022: What really caused Toronto housing downturns? 👀🏡1970 – 1989 – 2022: What really caused Toronto housing downturns? 👀🏡In thi···read more
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April GTA real estate dataIn this episode, we use April GTA real estate data to examine what the latest ma···read more
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Spring 2026 may be bringing a short-term boost to the GTA housing market👀🏡Spring 2026 may be bringing a short-term boost to the GTA housing market — but ···read more
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Is Alberta becoming one of the safer real estate markets in Canada right now? 👀🏡While Toronto and Vancouver still appear to carry much higher risk, Alberta may ···read more
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📉 Is the GTA housing market starting to change direction again?Just a month ago, February data looked fairly encouraging. New listings were bel···read more
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📉 The most anxious real estate investors right now may not be in Toronto — they may be in Dubai.📉 The most anxious real estate investors right now may not be in Toronto — th···read more
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📉 Canada’s economy is sending another warning signal to the housing market.The latest data shows Canada’s unemployment rate at 6.7%, with Ontario rising e···read more
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An investment firm is raising $1.3 billion to acquire newly completed but unsold condo inventory across the GTA, with part of those units to be converted into long-term affordable rental housing. In the short term, this could provide meaningful support to the market. Reducing a large portion of unsold inventory may ease pressure on developers, improve cash flow, and help stabilize the broader real estate environment. 🏙️ But the bigger picture is more nuanced. For large institutional capital, this may be a true bottom-buying opportunity. For ordinary buyers and investors, however, the situation looks very different. Institutions have scale, negotiating power, and access to financing that individual buyers simply do not. There is also a strong policy dimension behind this move. It is not just about supporting the condo market — it is also about protecting jobs, helping developers stay afloat, and expanding rental supply, including more affordable housing options. 📊 So the takeaway is this: short-term positive for market stability, but not necessarily a clear bullish signal for individual investors. What looks like an opportunity for big capital may actually be a reminder that the market still faces real pressure beneath the surface. 👀 #TorontoRealEstate #TorontoCondo #GTARealEstate #OntarioHousing #HousingMarket #CondoMarket #RealEstateInsights #AffordableHousing #TorontoHousing #MarketUpdateAn investment firm is raising $1.3 billion to acquire newly completed but unsold···read more