Investor Perspectives on the Toronto Condo Market The Toronto condominium market has long been a focal point for real estate investors, drawing interest from local, national, and international buyers. As one of Canada's most dynamic and resilient markets, Toronto offers a unique blend of opportunities and challenges that shape investor behavior and strategy. Understanding the investor perspective on the Toronto condo market requires a deep dive into the factors driving investment... [read more]

                    Real estate is getting interestingly creative and navigating through uncertainty in the Canadian market. Lifestyle trends are changing, with technological change in the markets, and social changes. With change all around, the real estate market cannot stay quiet for long. There have been alterations in the real estate market and Toronto condos for sale have seen a major rise in recent past.... [read more]

Maybe its not the right time to bid adieu to your condo after all. After having been bombarded with D-day forecasts about the imminent downfall of the condo market, the prices continue to reach unprecedented heights in the Greater Toronto Area, having risen up more than 9% in the last year. A study by real estate firm Royal Lepage released today, reports that in the last year alone, the median price per square foot of condos in the Greater Toronto Area soared up by 9.1% to reach $743. The... [read more]

  February 22, 2017 - Toronto realtor Franco Dinatale a condo specialist with Right At Home Realty Brokerage Inc.’s Toronto Condo Team, explains why, in spite of recent and upcoming government interventions, the Toronto condominium market is still going strong, and GTA condos remain an affordable option for most first-time home buyers.  Toronto, Ontario: According to Franco Dinatale Toronto condo and loft specialist with Right at Home Realty Brokerage... [read more]

On 1st January 2018, new and tighter mortgage regulations are released out. Now, it is the time to put light on what this is for you people. Before, October of the year 2016 government deployed latest mortgage rules, which are most commonly called ‘stress tests’. These stress tests required for each and every insured mortgage to be given approvals by the posted and set of rate 4.46 percent by the Bank of Canada. Now, it is being introduced for the un-insured mortgages and which is... [read more]