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Real Estate · Canada

Provincewide, January real estate prices show a year of stability

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Ontario real estate prices marked a year of stability in January, figures released Tuesday by the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) show.See the Story

Toronto, ON · Toronto

Toronto New Home Sales Were The Weakest Since The 1990 Real Estate Crash - Better Dwelling

Greater Toronto real estate’s bad year ended even worse. Altus Group data showed Greater Toronto Area (GTA) developers saw demand slip further in December, as new home buyer incentives failed to stimulate new demand. As a result, the market accumulated the most year-end inventory in nearly a decade—nearly 2.5x the amount available in 2021’s tight […]See the Story

Inflation · Canada

Canada’s Non-Productive Building Boom—Inflation Killed 70% of Growth - Better Dwelling

Canadians are paying a lot more for a lot less, even when it comes to construction investment. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows that investment in building construction ended the year much higher in December. Before getting too excited, a quick dive past the headlines into the agency’s data in real (inflation-adjusted) terms tells a […]See the Story

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