toronto: Calling SELLERS! Capitalize on the current market conditions.
- 10/08/09 02:09 PM
GTA market is a Seller's Market. This is no longer a BREAKING NEWS! Greater Toronto Market area, more so the areas of Mississauga, Brampton, Milton, Oakville and Vaughan are experiencing shortages in decent listings. If you are planning to sell and have been holding back, here is a warning. The market will cool down as soon as the mortgage rates start to creep up...which is very likely. Once the banks have exhausted the extra money they are sitting on by offering lower rates, the rates will go up....and the motivation of Buyers will drop! So son't wait longer! Traditionally, Fall is (1 comments)
toronto: Have seen this before??
- 09/06/09 11:58 AM
In August 2009, Greater Toronto REALTORS® reported 8,035 sales, up 27% per cent from August 2008. The average price for August transactions was $387,921 - up by six per cent compared to the same month last year. For complete market report, please check the link Guess, lots of folks I know who held back when the market had turned to buyer's market and have now missed the boat would be joining The Woulda Coulda Club of 2009.
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toronto: 300,000 Square Feet of Space Leased in July
- 08/25/09 05:51 AM
There is an opportunity for someone wanting to lease office/commercial space. Recession has been helpful to some, to say, at least. Following is a medial release from TREB Commercial Division TORONTO, August 12, 2009
- Last month, TREB Members reported 312,771 square feet of leased industrial, commercial, and office space, Commercial Council Chair Gary Lander announced today. "Volume is down from last year July's 1,072,321 square feet of space traded," Mr. Lander noted. "Many players in the Real Estate leasing market are waiting to see where things settle price-wise before making decisions on taking extra space." Prices declined from year-ago (0 comments)
toronto: Toronto and its neighbourhoods continue to have robust sales
- 08/25/09 05:39 AM
I have a real problem. I have too may clients that I cannot find homes for! Yesm their demands are unique, however as soon as any property meeting thier needs hits the market in Mississauga (a suburb of Toronto and part of the Greater Toronto Region), it is "Gone in 60 seconds". No wonder, GTA realtors reported record sales for 1st half of August 2009. Following is the media release from Toronto Real Estate Board
TORONTO, August 18, 2009 - In the first two weeks of August, Greater Toronto
REALTORS® reported 3,832 sales - up 27 per cent compared (2 comments)
toronto: July results were a bash for Greater Toronto Area!
- 08/12/09 07:59 AM
July 2009 was a record breaking month. The upward trend in sales and price increase continues here in Toronto and its surrounding areas. Fewer new listings are being introduced in the market which has again led to a trend of multiple offers. Suddenly, it is a selelrs market again. It is nearly impossible to not pay more or close to full asking price for good properties in almost every established neighbourhood.
Here is the preview of what Toronto Real Estate Board had to say: GTA REALTORS® report resale record in July TORONTO - August 6, 2009 -- In July 2009, Greater (0 comments)
toronto: Greater Toronto Area Market is picking up steam
- 06/23/09 04:51 PM
Toronto Real Estate Board last week released sales report for the 1st half of the month that will bring some cheer back into the Realtor community. The number of sales in the 1st half compared to the corresponding period in 2008 were 19% higher and the prices about 2% higher. It is not that Realtors want the prices to keep increasing as we want more and more people to be able to afford a roof over their heads (at least), howver the increased number of sales goes on to show that the consumers have a sense of confidence that they will (3 comments)
toronto: Is The Market Turning Around?
- 04/06/09 06:55 PM
Some good news finally!! Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) media release yesterday shows some improvement in Toronto as well as suburbs' sales. Though encouraging, the sales levels are lower than that experienced in March 2008 and the Average price too has taken a hit, that too compared to March 2008. Nevertheless, these days, any positive sign is welcome. Toronto Stock exchange too has closed 4th straight week with gains, albeit low and Canadian dollar is floating above 0.80c. Check out the media release here: http://www.torontorealestateboard.com/consumer_info/market_news/news2009/pdf/nr_mw0903.pdf For those who know Toronto well and are interested in detailed report, check out this link: http://www.torontorealestateboard.com/consumer_info/market_news/mw2009/pdf/mw0903.pdf (1 comments)