Many people believe that success in Toronto real estate depends entirely on market timing. While market conditions do matter, the biggest mistakes buyers make often have nothing to do with pricing cycles or interest rates. Instead, they are rooted in behavior, emotional decision-making, and a lack of long-term thinking.
Semi-detached homes are among the most coveted entry points into Toronto’s freehold market. They sit between condos and detached houses in price, often fall in desirable neighborhoods, and offer the character and charm that many buyers want. Despite this, they remain one of the most misinterpreted property types in the city.
Each year, discussions around Toronto real estate grow louder as buyers, sellers, and investors try to understand what the next twelve months might bring. With 2025 marked by volatility, a changing political landscape, and varied outcomes across different segments of the market, many are wondering how 2026 will unfold.
Forecasting the Toronto real estate market is always challenging, and 2025 was yet another reminder that even well-reasoned projections can be disrupted by unexpected economic conditions. As the year comes to a close, reviewing the predictions made at the start of the year provides valuable insight into how the market behaved and why certain expect...
The November real estate data for the GTA and Toronto has arrived, and this month offers a remarkably clear picture of how the market is reshaping itself. Some areas have reached their lowest November levels in half a decade, while others have remained steady or even shown signs of renewed strength. Understanding these contrasts is essential as we...
Ontario is preparing for one of the most substantial updates to landlord-tenant rules in nearly twenty years. Bill 60 — formally known as the Fighting Delays, Building Faster Act — introduces sweeping changes to how rental disputes, eviction timelines, evidence, and hearings are handled.
If you’re a landlord, a tenant, or someone considering buying...
