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Toronto's real estate market has certainly been a ride

Fall predictions: Despite a cooling period, prices today are higher than last year and are expected to start climbing higher again soon.

Predictions For The Fall Market! - Toronto Real Estate Property Sales & Investments | Toronto Realty Blog by David Fleming

Toronto suburbs have been hit the hardest last month, but downtown Toronto barely budged. Knowing where to buy and sell could mean big opportunity for some players.

How to play Toronto’s falling real estate prices The best approach might be to focus more on affordability than speculation about what will happen to prices

Prices in Vancouver are now recovering several months after implementing the foreign buyer tax. Toronto can expect a similar situation with prices rolling back to January figures for the next few months and then climbing again.

Toronto home sales drop most since recession as new rules put brakes on market The Toronto housing market is finally starting to show some strain as active listings soared in May and prices dropped sharply from April

Average Toronto C01 prices only fell by 1% since last month:

May 2017: $688,000
April 2017: $693,000

Average sale price in Richmond Hill fell 20% from last month:

May 2017: $1,119,000
April 2017: $1,396,000

We're back to January average prices in Richmond Hill.

Most Realtors conduct themselves ethically and give their clients the best possible service. But there are bad apples, and sometimes, there are good apples who make mistakes.

Where to turn when you have a problem with your real-estate agent | Toronto Star The Real Estate Council of Ontario investigates complaints when there are concerns that a rep has not adhered to the rules.

While some areas of the city — notably downtown — have boomed, others such as Etobicoke and York are dwindling, as the average household size in Toronto shrunk from 5.22 people in 1986 to 3.85 in 2001.

Toronto has too much housing despite overall population growth: report | Toronto Star Ryerson researchers found population declines or freezes in most neighbourhoods over the last 30 years.

A new Statistics Canada study released on Monday shows the number of immigrants moving to the suburbs around Toronto, instead of settling downtown, is rising.

More immigrants 'fleeing to the suburbs' as Toronto housing prices keep rising Just over half of the immigrant population in the Toronto census metropolitan area was living in a municipality peripheral to Toronto in 2011, up from 40 per cent a decade earlier, according to a new Statistics Canada report.

The average condo investor earned over $126,398 for unit

How condo flippers are making a killing in Toronto's hot housing market FLIPPEDInside the Toronto condo building where quick sales are earning investors up to $2,900 a dayTORONTOFriday May 5, 2017To understand just how lucrative the housing market is for speculators, The Globe and Mail analyzed hundreds of real-estate transactions within a single Toronto condo building:

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We are still seeing multiple offers and foreign buyers are still purchasing even with the new tax in place, while others are on hold to see how it falls out.

Data shows Toronto real estate sales climbed in past week, but overall cooling could be coming Early data suggests homebuyers in Canada's largest city sat on the sidelines as they awaited new market cooling measures, but jumped backed into the market