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  • Building Construction Investments Grow in Q4

    Building construction costs rose in Q4 2025 but at a slower pace than Q3. Residential costs increased 0.4% quarterly and 3.0% year-over-year, while non-residential costs rose 0.5% quarterly and 4.1% annually. Price pressures eased due to fewer residential starts but remained high from material costs and labor shortages. Québec saw the largest residential cost rise;…

  • Modest recovery predicted for Canada’s housing market in 2026

    Alberta home sales are expected to rise nearly 6% in 2026 after an 8% drop in 2025, with prices gaining about 4%, slightly higher than last year. Nationally, home prices are forecast to increase 4% and sales by 9%. Ontario and British Columbia will see sales rise 13% and 15%, respectively, with modest price gains.…

  • How Did the GTA Condo Market End the Year? | Watch Today’s Real Estate Updates & Tips

    How Did the GTA Condo Market End the Year? | Watch Today’s Real Estate Updates & Tips

    Slide 1 Toronto condo sales just hit levels we haven’t seen since 1991. Slide 2 Only 1,599 new condos sold in 2025, down 60% year-over-year, 95% since 2021. Slide 3 Hidden twist—less building today means tighter supply and higher rents tomorrow. Slide 4 Construction starts crashed 63%, just 3,272 units, with only ten new projects…

  • Saving Strategies for Every First-Time Home Buyer in Muskoka or Parry Sound

    Purchasing a home or cottage in Muskoka or Parry Sound requires understanding the local real estate market due to high demand and varying prices. Key strategies include setting a realistic budget, making a substantial down payment, and using high-interest savings accounts. Exploring government programs, securing mortgage pre-approval, and managing debt are important for financial readiness.…

  • Toronto Housing Outlook 2026 Shift | Watch Today’s Real Estate Updates & Tips

    Toronto Housing Outlook 2026 Shift | Watch Today’s Real Estate Updates & Tips

    Home prices are forecast to remain under pressure in 2026 as higher-for-longer interest rates continue to limit buyer purchasing power. Increased housing inventory across the GTA is expected to keep competition muted and constrain price recovery. Investor activity is projected to stay subdued, particularly in the condo segment, reducing speculative demand. Buyer leverage is forecast…

  • Tips for First-Time Home Buyers in Canada

    Canada's real estate market presents challenges for first-time home buyers due to limited supply, strict mortgage guidelines, and high prices. Government programs like the Home Buyers’ Plan, Home Buyers’ Tax Credit, and First Home Savings Account offer assistance. Buyers should evaluate their budget, understand local market conditions, and prepare for potential bidding wars. Mortgage pre-approval…

  • Canada Housing Market Forecast 2026: What Buyers and Renters Should Know

    Canada’s 2026 housing market shows a slow thaw with more listings, buyers, and deals at defensible prices. Pent-up demand may boost activity if borrowing costs ease, especially in mid-priced suburban areas. Affordability and limited supply remain challenges. Buyers gain negotiation time but remain rate-sensitive. Renters face tight markets with slow rent growth in some areas.…

  • GTA Housing Market Ends 2025 More Affordable, But Confidence Remains Key

    In 2025, GTA home sales fell 11.2% amid economic uncertainty, while new listings rose 10.1%, increasing buyer negotiating power and lowering prices. The average selling price dropped 4.7% to about $1.07 million, improving affordability. December sales declined 8.9%, with prices down 5.1%. Recovery depends on stable economic conditions and improved consumer confidence, with calls for…

  • Hidden Drivers of Greater Toronto Area’s 2026 Housing Rebound | Watch Today’s Real Estate Updates & Tips

    Hidden Drivers of Greater Toronto Area’s 2026 Housing Rebound | Watch Today’s Real Estate Updates & Tips

    Slide 1: GTA housing slowed in 2025, but 2026 is shaping up as recovery year. Slide 2: TRREB says recovery starts when jobs feel stable, not when rates headline-drop. Slide 3: Hidden driver: pent-up demand plus trade stability could spark faster 2026 sales. Slide 4: Early 2026 favors prepared buyers before confidence—and competition—returns. Slide 5:…

  • Will GTA Prices Continue Drifting Sideways in 2026? | Watch Today’s Real Estate Updates & Tips

    Will GTA Prices Continue Drifting Sideways in 2026? | Watch Today’s Real Estate Updates & Tips

    🟦 Slide 1 GTA home prices are likely to stay stable, with no large upsurge or collapse in 2026. 🟩 Slide 2 GTA aggregate prices are forecasted to moderately decline through 2026. 🟨 Slide 3 Prices in the GTA are expected to fall ~3.5%, reflecting downward pressure in 2026. 🟧 Slide 4 Rising inventory, cautious…