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Toronto Condo Market Update The Toronto Real Estate condo market keeps on ticking along. First quarter results show the demand continues to be strong. Makes sense when you look at the amazing choices available for the consumers. With the introduction of 17 new projects in the first quarter of 2008 you can ...
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Did you know? As an active Realtor working with many builders, we receive special exclusive invitations to advance viewings of New Home and Condo Openings in Toronto and the surrounding areas. In many cases we am able to offer our clients first opportunity to preview new developments plus ...
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While the Toronto Real Estate Board reported a general sales slow down in the first 2 months of 2008, not all areas have been affected by the winter weather blues. Keep in mind not even the snow could impact the house prices, as they're up an average of 5% over last year at this time.
Number 1 real estate hot spot was the ...
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New energy initiatives for homeowners ... Grants are available for homeowners going green. Both the provincial and federal government have programs designed to encourage energy reduction that could save you money and potentially add extra value to your house when selling.Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) is offering a new residential ...
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With the 40 year amortization mortgage still under 2 years new, it's already dominating the mortgage market. And if that wasn't enough flexibility for the average home buyer, the first 50 year amortization mortgage has hit the Canadian market. While not in the mainstream, one mortgage company is taking the ...
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Professor Paul Anglin, a real-estate economist in Guelph, Ontario and his colleagues from the University of Windsor – along with researchers from CMHC – examined about 20,000 real-estate listings and sales data over a four-year period. They discovered that certain phrases may help – or harm – the sale of a ...
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It's only been 15 months since the introduction of the 40 year mortgage and it's already dominating the mortgage purchase applications.Homebuyers who extend their amortization from the traditional 25 years to say 33 years could cut their monthly bill by as much as a 1 percentage point drop in interest rates. The mortgage ...
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