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01/14/2010
Canada's Real Estate Market Continues Strong Rebound
anada's real estate market continues to rebound, and property investment is quickly regaining its appeal, sparking a turnaround and driving housing sales and prices from Toronto to Montreal and Vancouver. The momentum from 2009's strong finish, spurred by attractive lending rates and renewed consumer confidence, should carry over to the first half of 2010. See the following article from Property Wire for more on this. Vancouver real estate Vancouver, Canada The residential real estate market in Canada is expected to remain unusually strong through the first half of this year after a robust finish to 2009, according to a new survey. The stimulus effect of low ...
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01/13/2010
Avison Young releases 2010 national real estate forecast for U.S., Canada
anadian real estate market fundamentals, though shaken, remain relatively intact while U.S. markets continue to shoulder the brunt of the downturn with recovery expected to be longer and drawn out CHICAGO, Jan. 13 /PRNewswire/ - Recessionary headwinds took their toll on real estate markets on both sides of the border in 2009, with the U.S. continuing to shoulder the worst of the storm. Now several quarters into it, the Canadian real estate sector has not been entirely immune, but appears to be weathering the downturn thanks to relatively sound, though shaken, market fundamentals. These are some of the key trends noted in Avison Young's 2010 National Forecast, released ...
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01/10/2010
GTA housing market quickly shook off the recession
When you look at GTA housing prices and sales statistics, it's almost like there had never been a recession.
As 2009 wound down, homebuyers were partying like it was late 2007, which illustrates the V-shaped path the market followed when the recession started to bite in the fall of 2008.
The recession is generally considered to have started in October 2008. For that month, the Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) reported that GTA sales were down 35 per cent over the same period in 2007.
Toronto average home prices were down 13 per cent over the same period in October 2007, while 905 homes prices declined about eight per cent.
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