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February 15, 2026

Happy Family Day

In some families, it’s a day to spend time playing in the snow, building snowmen, or having snowball fights. Some families take advantage of the long weekend to have a "staycation" and enjoy the activities...

First-Time Homebuyer in Canada Guide

First-time homebuyers in Canada should determine their budget, get pre-approved for a mortgage, and estimate upfront costs including down payment (5-20%), closing costs (2-4%), CMHC insurance if under 20% down, legal fees, land transfer tax,...

Buying a Mixed-Use Property in Downtown Toronto? Here’s Why Valuation Is More Complex Than You Think

Mixed-use properties in downtown Toronto require complex valuation due to differing income streams, lease terms, expenses, and location impacts on residential and commercial components. Residential and commercial parts use different cap rates and market rents,...

February 13, 2026

Happy Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day occurs every February 14 around the world, and candy, flowers and gifts are exchanged between loved ones, all in the name of St. Valentine Valentine greetings were popular as far back as the...

February 12, 2026

Affordable Opportunities Emerging in Toronto Condos

Toronto condos are projected to continue price declines in early 2026. Buyers may benefit from increasing affordability and potential future price stabilization. Market distress will persist due to tight immigration and slow demand. Non-permanent resident...

February 11, 2026

Will Toronto Housing Market Crash in 2026?

Experts predict a balanced market; no wild boom, no 2008-style crash expected. Modest 1–2% price growth expected; more listings give buyers extra negotiating power.

Ontario Housing Market Offers New Opportunities for Buyers

Ontario's housing market is expected to see a significant price drop in 2026, with Greater Toronto Area home prices forecasted to fall by 6.4%, repeating last year's decline. Despite lower prices, average GTA home costs...

February 9, 2026

Could 2026 Be Toronto’s Pre-Rebound Pause Year?

Slide 1 2026 looks like a reset year, not a boom. Slide 2 Toronto prices may dip ~4% before stabilizing. Slide 3 Inventory surge means leverage quietly shifts to buyers. Slide 4 Sales could recover...

Toronto sees jump in multi-unit building starts in December, leading Canada’s largest cities

Toronto saw a 151% year-over-year increase in multi-unit building starts in December, leading Canada's largest cities. Montreal experienced a 123% rise across various dwelling types, while Vancouver had a 17% increase mainly in multi-unit dwellings....

GTA Home Market Set for Strong Recovery by 2026

Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area declined by 11.2% in 2025 amid economic uncertainty, with 62,433 homes sold. New listings increased by 10.1%, reaching 186,753, leading to improved affordability. The average selling price dropped...