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Spring housing market expected to pick up Lauren Haw, CEO of Zoocasa, talks with Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about how the spring housing market is expected to pick up.

Toronto's property tax to go up 5.5% as part of 2023 budget: Tory | CBC News Toronto residents could be in for a 5.5 per cent property tax increase as the city unveiled its 2023 budget Tuesday morning.

B.C. becomes first province to require three-day cooling-off period for homebuyers - BNN Bloomberg British Columbia has become the first province to require a three-day cooling-off period for buyers after they've signed an agreement to purchase a home.

Canada sets immigration record in 2022 with 430,000 new permanent residents The previous record was set in 2021 when the country welcomed more than 405,000 newcomers.

Bank of Canada to announce interest rate decision this morning

Bank of Canada to announce interest rate decision this morning

Rent in Canada is climbing further still, even as housing prices dip. A new report from Rentals.ca found the average rent in Canada rose 11.8% in October compared to a year prior, reaching $1,976 per month. While rental prices dipped significantly during the pandemic, they are now 7% higher that pre-pandemic levels. Locally, Vancouver ($2,576), Toronto ($2,478) and Burnaby ($2,290) are the most expensive places to rent, while Grande Prairie, Alta. ($968), Red Deer ($1,017) and Saskatoon ($1,023) are the cheapest

Rent in Canada is climbing further still, even as housing prices dip. A new report from Rentals.ca found the average rent in Canada rose 11.8% in October compared to a year prior, reaching $1,976 per month. While rental prices dipped significantly during the pandemic, they are now 7% higher that pre-pandemic levels. Locally, Vancouver ($2,576), Toronto ($2,478) and Burnaby ($2,290) are the most expensive places to rent, while Grande Prairie, Alta. ($968), Red Deer ($1,017) and Saskatoon ($1,023) are the cheapest

Average monthly rent prices surged 12% in October: Report - BNN Bloomberg Canadians are continuing to pay more for rent, with prices climbing by almost 12 per cent in October, according to a report by Rentals.ca.

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Bank of Canada increases policy interest rate by 50 basis points, continues quantitative tightening

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Average non-mortgage debt tops $21,000, up 2.4 per cent from last year, Equifax says

Borrowing Costs and Housing Supply Impacting The GTA Real Estate Market

https://www.trrebwire.ca/index.php/2022/09/02/borrowing-costs-and-housing-supply-impacting-the-gta-real-estate-market/