This week we see immigration in the GTA continuing to sore, improving Canada's economic growth. Condominium prices per square foot are rising, costing more than a single detached home.
Read MoreAs part of a five year, $148-million international education strategy, the federal government has guaranteed $30-million to focus on bringing in an increased international workforce into Canada.
Read MoreThis week we see that despite the increase in unemployment rates overall, the real estate job market continues to boom in Canada.
Read MoreThis week we see condo sales numbers near an all-time high, particularly in the suburbs of Toronto.
Read MoreThis week we see Toronto continue its trend of building “mega-developments” with the announcement of Oxford’s Union Park project.
Read MoreLast week we saw vacancy rates in Toronto rise (ever so slightly!), which might mean that rental rates will likely level off (and perhaps even come down… ever so slightly). Hamilton makes headlines again as we see the city becoming more of a metropolitan area with new condos that are very popular for young individuals and first-time buyers looking for low-cost city living when compared to Toronto. And we have great news for variable mortgage holders with Bank of Canada maintaining its interest rate!
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