Will Interest Rates Go Down in 2024? A Guide for Toronto Home Buyers Understand the Forecasts and Plan Your Condo Purchase with Confidence For prospective home buyers in Toronto, understanding the fluctuations in interest rates can significantly impact your decision-making process. With 2024 on the horizon, many are asking: Will interest rates go down in 2024? This guide aims to provide you with comprehensive insights into the interest rate forecasts, helping you make informed... [read more]

 Understanding 5-Year Fixed Mortgage Rates: Your Complete Guide Introduction What Are 5-Year Fixed Mortgage Rates? A 5-year fixed mortgage rate is a loan with a fixed interest rate for the first five years. After this period, the rate can either reset to current market rates or convert to a variable rate, depending on the terms of your mortgage. This type of mortgage provides stability in your monthly payments, as the rate remains unchanged for a significant period. Why This... [read more]

Calculating Your Downpayment for Condo In Toronto Making plans to buy a brand new property is a reason to celebrate. However, it can be challenging to determine the exact down payment needed for a condo in Toronto. At The Toronto Condo Team, we have created an outline of down payments for condos so you have all the information and can pay for your new home. What Is The Cost Of A Condo Downpayment? The typical down payment for Condos in Toronto could go down to as little as 5%.... [read more]

The cost of buying a home factors in way more than the moving truck rental and the initial purchase price. First time home-buyers get a massive surprise on the closing day when they see the amount they are presented with the final cost. Wouldn’t it be better to be financially prepared by knowing what to expect in advance? While industry leaders may look at the Toronto housing market through an analytical lens of interest rates, shifting sales numbers, and percentages. However, an average... [read more]

  Last month, the Toronto Real Estate market experienced its steepest monthly sales decline in a year. The city’s realtor board is of the opinion that the revised mortgage rules are the culprit behind the decline in sales and need to be reviewed before they keep more buyers on the sidelines. According to reports by the Toronto Real Estate Board on Tuesday, sales fell 7.7 per cent to 6,212. Benchmark prices, which vary from home type to home type, climbed 0.8 per cent from the... [read more]