Posts Tagged ‘toronto lofts for sale’
A Condo Buyer’s Dream
Tracking luxury real estate: Pandemic not stopping the rich from buying Vancouver owns bragging rights when it comes to the location of Canada’s most expensive condominium unit at a mind-blowing $58 million, but Toronto could one day catch...
August 2020 Resale Housing Statistics Released
The Toronto Real Estate Board announced that the strong rebound in Toronto home sales continued with a record result for the month of August. TREB reported 10,775 residential sales in August 2020 – up by 40.3% compared to August 2019. ...
Just Listed in North York – 30 Harrison Garden Blvd # 2709
Welcome To The Spectrum Condos By Menkes, Located In The Heart Of North York, Recently Renovated, This Spacious One Bedroom Plus Den Suite Boasts New Flooring Throughout, New Quartz Countertops & Sinks In The Kitchen & Bathroom, Profess...
Toronto Housing Market Outlook (Fall 2020)
Buyers have returned to the Toronto housing market after a brief but dramatic decline in activity at the start of the pandemic. The lockdown measures that began in mid-March put an abrupt hold on what was primed to be a busy spring market, but ...
July 2020 Resale Market Report Released
The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board reported 11,081 sales in July 2020 – a 29.5% increase over July 2019 and a new record for the month of July. On a preliminary seasonally adjusted basis, sales were up by 49.5% compared to June 2020. Y...
2020 Q2 Toronto Condo Market Statistics Released
Toronto Regional Real Estate Board President announced that second quarter 2020 Toronto condo and loft sales amounted to 3,459 – down 50.8% compared to 7,024 sales in Q2 2019. The number of new Toronto condo and loft listings amounted to 8...
Do Staged Units Sell Faster?
For most Toronto condo or loft sellers, the goal is to sell their unit for the highest possible price and in the shortest amount of time. Two ways to achieve this is with the right asking price, and by staging the unit. So, do staged units real...
How Do You Win a Bidding War?
Up until mid-March 2020, Toronto real estate was on track for a busy spring market. As the pandemic hit and social distancing measures took effect, the resulting business closures and greater economic uncertainty lead to a dramatic ...