The New Street April 2019 Oakville Real Estate Report //   📊 The average price of a home in Oakville was $1,019,751 in April📊 This figure is consistent from last month, up by less than 1% 📊 Down 2.2% from April 2018📊 Condos took a bit of a dive in prices from last year, down 16% meanwhile semis were up 9%. Other home types remained fairly consistent.  ----- 📊 There was 343 sales in Oakville in April, up from last month by 21% as well as last

    The New Street April 2019 Oakville Real Estate Report //   📊 The average price of a home in Oakville was $1,019,751 in April📊 This figure is consistent from last month, up by less than 1% 📊 Down 2.2% from April&

  The New Street April 2019 Mississauga Real Estate Report // 📊 The average price of a home in Mississauga was $767,283 in April📊 This figure is up by 4% from the previous month 📊 Up 6.4% from April 2018 last year📊 All home type prices were up, with condo towns and apartments seeing the largest jump in price at about 9-10%  ----- 📊 919 homes were sold in Mississauga in April, this was up from last month by 29% and up from last year by 16% showing a significant pickup

  The New Street April 2019 Mississauga Real Estate Report // 📊 The average price of a home in Mississauga was $767,283 in April📊 This figure is up by 4% from the previous month 📊 Up 6.4% from April 2018 last year📊 All

  New Street April 2019 Etobicoke & Toronto West Real Estate Market Report  // 📊 The average price of a home in the Toronto West area was $827,417 📊 This figure was up 11% from the previous month 📊 Up 2% from last year in April 2018 ----- 📊 Sales volume was up by double-digit percentages again from last month by 27%📊 Up 19% from April 2018 ----- 📊 Toronto West had 1.9 months of supply in April 2019, lower than the GTA average of 2.6 months.📊 Homes are selling for over

  New Street April 2019 Etobicoke & Toronto West Real Estate Market Report  // 📊 The average price of a home in the Toronto West area was $827,417 📊 This figure was up 11% from the previous month 📊 Up 2% from last

  The New Street April 2019 Greater Hamilton Region Real Estate Report //   Average Prices // 📊 The average price of a home in the Hamilton-Burlington Region was $528,286 in April📊 This figure is consistent from the previous month of March, up only 2%📊 Up 3.3% from April 2018📊 Down 2.5% from April 2017 (when the market was getting heated) 📊 20% jump from 3 years ago in 2016.   Sales Stats // 📊 Sales volume was up from last month by 19% and 6% up from April 2018, totaling 769 total sales in April📊 This

  The New Street April 2019 Greater Hamilton Region Real Estate Report //   Average Prices // 📊 The average price of a home in the Hamilton-Burlington Region was $528,286 in April📊 This figure is consistent from the previous month of March, up

  The New Street April 2019 Greater Toronto Region Real Estate Report //   📊 The average price of a home in the Greater Toronto Region was $820,148 in April 2019📊 This figure is up by 4% from the previous month of March📊 Up 1.9% from April 2018📊 Down 12% from April 2017 (when the market was getting heated) 📊 10% jump from 3 years ago in 2016. ----- 📊 Sales volume was up from last month by 26% and up 17% from last year April📊 Down by 27% from April 2017 and 33% from April 2016&

  The New Street April 2019 Greater Toronto Region Real Estate Report //   📊 The average price of a home in the Greater Toronto Region was $820,148 in April 2019📊 This figure is up by 4% from the previous month of March📊 

    The New Street March 2019 Mississauga Real Estate Report //   📊 The average price of a home in Mississauga was $738,673 in March📊 This figure is up by 4% from the previous month 📊 Up 3% from March 2018📊 Condos saw the largest jump in price up 6%  ----- 📊 Sales volume was 713, up from last month by 36% and down from last year by about 7% 📊 Most home types were down in sales other than Semis which were up by 3% ----- 📊 There is currently 2.1 months of

    The New Street March 2019 Mississauga Real Estate Report //   📊 The average price of a home in Mississauga was $738,673 in March📊 This figure is up by 4% from the previous month 📊 Up 3% from March 2018📊 Condos saw

  The New Street March 2019 // 36 Stats // 12 Months // 3 Regions // 1 Greenbelt // Report   📊 The average price of a home in the Toronto Region was $788,335 in March 2019📊 The average price of a home in the Hamilton Region was $519,309 in March 2019📊 The average price of a home in the Niagara Region was $468,487 in March 2019 📊 YoY Niagara continues to see the highest increase, up 16.7% from last year due to its affordability📊 Toronto prices kept consistent with the previous year while Hamilton is up by 9%. 📊 All three markets

  The New Street March 2019 // 36 Stats // 12 Months // 3 Regions // 1 Greenbelt // Report   📊 The average price of a home in the Toronto Region was $788,335 in March 2019📊 The average price of a home in the Hamilton Region was $519,309 in March 2019📊 

  The New Street March 2019 Niagara Real Estate Report // 📊 The average price of a home in the Niagara Region was $468,487📊 This figure is up by 3.2% from the previous month of February📊 Up 7% from last year in March 2018 ----- 📊 Sales volume was 672, up from last month by 64% 📊 Sales were consistent with March 2018  -----  

  The New Street March 2019 Niagara Real Estate Report // 📊 The average price of a home in the Niagara Region was $468,487📊 This figure is up by 3.2% from the previous month of February📊 Up 7% from last year in March 2018

  The New Street March 2019 Greater Hamilton Region Real Estate Report //   Average Prices // 📊 The average price of a home in the Hamilton-Burlington Region was $519,309 in March📊 This figure is consistent from the previous month of Februry 📊 Up 6% from March 2018📊 Up 0.6% from March 2017 (when the market was getting heated) 📊 22% jump from 3 years ago in 2016.   Sales Stats // 📊 Sales volume was up from last month by 37% but just shy off last year by 2%, totaling 649 total sales in March📊 

  The New Street March 2019 Greater Hamilton Region Real Estate Report //   Average Prices // 📊 The average price of a home in the Hamilton-Burlington Region was $519,309 in March📊 This figure is consistent from the previous month of Februry 📊&

  New Street March 2019 Etobicoke & Toronto West Real Estate Market Report  // 📊 The average price of a home in the Toronto West area was $744,439 📊 This figure is pretty much on par, up by 0.2%, from the previous month 📊 Down 2.2% from March 2018 ----- 📊 Sales volume was WAY up from last month by almost 40%📊 Down by 4.8% from March 2018 ----- 📊 Toronto West had 1.9 months of supply in March 2019, significantly lower than the GTA average of 2.7 months.📊 Homes are selling for over

  New Street March 2019 Etobicoke & Toronto West Real Estate Market Report  // 📊 The average price of a home in the Toronto West area was $744,439 📊 This figure is pretty much on par, up by 0.2%, from the previous

  The New Street March 2019 Greater Toronto Region Real Estate Report //   📊 The average price of a home in the Greater Toronto Region was $788,335 in March 2019📊 This figure is up by 1% from the previous month of February📊 Up 2.7% from March 2018📊 Down 16.3% from March 2017 (when the market was getting heated) 📊 12.7% jump from 3 years ago in 2016. ----- 📊 Sales volume was up from last month by 43% and consistent with last year March📊 Down by 68% from March 2017 and 42% from March 2016 

  The New Street March 2019 Greater Toronto Region Real Estate Report //   📊 The average price of a home in the Greater Toronto Region was $788,335 in March 2019📊 This figure is up by 1% from the previous month of February📊 

Ottawa will be giving the CRA an additional $50M over five years to root out property-related tax avoidance, including; Reporting the sale of a primary residence Ensuring proper taxes are paid on the sale of a second property Reporting gains from real estate "flipping" Reporting commissions on home sales as taxable income Builders charging and remitting GST or HST on new home sales.

Ottawa will be giving the CRA an additional $50M over five years to root out property-related tax avoidance, including; Reporting the sale of a primary residence Ensuring proper taxes are paid on the sale of a second property Reporting gains

More good news from the 2019 Federal Budget. First-time buyers will soon be able to withdraw from their RRSP for their home — $35,000 per individual or $70,000 per couple — The previous $25,000 limit hasn’t been adjusted for 10 years, despite consistent growth in the housing market.

More good news from the 2019 Federal Budget. First-time buyers will soon be able to withdraw from their RRSP for their home — $35,000 per individual or $70,000 per couple — The previous $25,000 limit hasn’t been adjusted for 10 years, despite consistent

Some good news for new homebuyers across Canada. The 2019 Federal Budget is setting aside funds to potentially aid in covering 10% of the purchase price for new buyers. Called a "shared equity mortgage". Functioning as an interest-free loan which will need to be paid off down the road, an applicant must have a household income of less than $120,000 per year and be able to come up with a five percent down payment. Find out more: https://bit.ly/2WSFKlO #NewHomebuyers #RealEstate #Toronto #NewHomes #NewCondos #GTA

Some good news for new homebuyers across Canada. The 2019 Federal Budget is setting aside funds to potentially aid in covering 10% of the purchase price for new buyers. Called a "shared equity mortgage". Functioning as an interest-free loan which will need

Is money-laundering making it harder to buy a home? A shocking report by Transparency International Canada finds $28.4 billion of residential purchasers since 2008 were done through corporate entities, which may be shielding illegal or less-than-above-board buyers, raising prices for the rest of us. Find out more: https://bit.ly/2UGb4GS #RealEstate #Toronto #GTA

Is money-laundering making it harder to buy a home? A shocking report by Transparency International Canada finds $28.4 billion of residential purchasers since 2008 were done through corporate entities, which may be shielding illegal or less-than-above-board buyers, raising prices for the rest

  The New Street February 2019 // 36 Stats // 12 Months // 3 Regions // 1 Greenbelt // Report   📊 The average price of a home in the Toronto Region was $780,397 in February 2019📊 The average price of a home in the Hamilton Region was $517,439 in February 2019📊 The average price of a home in the Niagara Region was $454,107 in February 2019 📊 YoY The Niagara has seen the highest increase, up 15.6% from last year due to its affordability📊 Toronto & Hamilton show steady increases on both a monthly and annual basis 📊 The average price

  The New Street February 2019 // 36 Stats // 12 Months // 3 Regions // 1 Greenbelt // Report   📊 The average price of a home in the Toronto Region was $780,397 in February 2019📊 The average price of a home in the Hamilton Region was $517,439 in February 2019📊 

  The New Street February 2019 Niagara Real Estate Report //   📊 The average price of a home in the Niagara Region was $454,107📊 This figure is down by 0.3% from the previous month of January📊 Up 15.6% from last year in February 2018📊 Jumping 19-36% from 2017 and 2016 respectively ----- 📊 Sales volume was 410, up from last month by 5% and down 4% from last year in February 2018📊 Sales were down from February 2017 by 52% and down 35% from 2016  ----- 📊 It takes 58 days on average to sell a home, which is

  The New Street February 2019 Niagara Real Estate Report //   📊 The average price of a home in the Niagara Region was $454,107📊 This figure is down by 0.3% from the previous month of January📊 Up 15.6% from last year in

Our very own, Selena Pollard Scott was featured in a Toronto Storey article titled "Ask An Agent: As A Buyer, Should You Do Your Own Home Inspection?". In the article, she advocates her position of always representing the best interests of the buyer and recommending that they always hire their own inspector to provide a professional and unbiased assessment of the home before going firm on the deal.    Read the full blog post in the Toronto Storeys publication: http://torontostoreys.com/2019/02/ask-an-agent-as-a-buyer-should-you-do-your-own-home-inspection/

Our very own, Selena Pollard Scott was featured in a Toronto Storey article titled "Ask An Agent: As A Buyer, Should You Do Your Own Home Inspection?". In the article, she advocates her position of always representing the best interests

    The New Street January 2019 Niagara Real Estate Report // 📊 The average price of a home in the Niagara Region was $455,484 in January📊 This figure is up by 13% from the previous month of December📊 Up 8.9% from last year in January 2018📊 Jumping 25-40% from 2017 and 2016 respectively ----- 📊 Sales volume was 392, up from last month by 14% and up 16% from last year in January 2018📊 Sales were down from January 2017 by 15% but still up slightly from 2016 by 2% ----- 📊 It takes 57 days on average to sell

    The New Street January 2019 Niagara Real Estate Report // 📊 The average price of a home in the Niagara Region was $455,484 in January📊 This figure is up by 13% from the previous month of December📊 Up 8.9% from last

    The New Street February 2019 Oakville Real Estate Report //   📊 The average price of a home in Oakville was $986,404 in February📊 This figure is down by 6% from the previous month of January 📊 Down 3.4% from February 2018📊 Detached Homes and Condos saw the largest drop of 11% and 13% respectively, meanwhile, the other home types all saw average prices increases between 4-17% ----- 📊 Sales volume was 158, up from last month by 3% and down from last year by about 30% 📊 All home types had

    The New Street February 2019 Oakville Real Estate Report //   📊 The average price of a home in Oakville was $986,404 in February📊 This figure is down by 6% from the previous month of January 📊 Down 3.4% from February 2018📊