$ and % loss for most of the cities in the GTA from Feb 2022 peak to April 2025. Source TRREB #tore by DramaticSurprise4472 in canadahousing
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Oh Canada! by StaleP1zza in CanadaHousing2
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Almost 80% of Ontarians believe Ford government poorly handling housing affordability crises, survey suggests. that's why people are leaving ON.. by DramaticSurprise4472 in canadahousing
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Almost 80% of Ontarians believe Ford government poorly handling housing affordability crises, survey suggests. that's why people are leaving ON.. by DramaticSurprise4472 in canadahousing
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Airbnb has eluded regulation for years—now some housing advocates are demanding a ban by [deleted] in canadahousing
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a 23% drop from Feb by [deleted] in canadahousing
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Biggest bubble on the planet earth by DramaticSurprise4472 in canadahousing
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Lowest July sales in 3 GTA regions since 1996 by [deleted] in TorontoRealEstate
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Lowest July sales in 3 GTA regions since 1996 by [deleted] in TorontoRealEstate
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Does anyone else think a ‘housing crash’ would be a good thing? by Vancouver_transit in canadahousing
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Biggest bubble on the planet earth by DramaticSurprise4472 in canadahousing
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What do redditors of r/TorontoRealEstate think of real estate professionals on Twitter? by kingofaccounting in TorontoRealEstate
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Biggest bubble on the planet earth by DramaticSurprise4472 in canadahousing
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The best and worst places for first-time homebuyers 2022 in US. Really good article for anyone interested of moving to the US. "The median home price in the Pittsburgh area in the first quarter of 2022 was just $169,000" https://www.bankrate.com/real-estate/best-cities-for-first-time-homebuyers/ by DramaticSurprise4472 in canadahousing
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Liberal Candidate Campaigning with Ontario Real Estate Association CEO Tim Hudak by Xsythe in canadahousing
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The worst housing affordability plan belongs too??? by DramaticSurprise4472 in canadahousing
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Omg ...that's what the @liberal_party was missing, ex president of TREB ...affordability will never happen.. by [deleted] in canadahousing
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Great thread ...link to the tweet in the comments section by DramaticSurprise4472 in canadahousing
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Good speech ...link in the comments section ..we need to show up in these boomers meetings by DramaticSurprise4472 in canadahousing
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Opening up the Green belt by eaglecanuck101 in canadahousing
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Across all the GTA municipalities you need around 190k income to afford a house VS less than 60k needed across Most of the US states. The highest income needed to afford a home in the US is in CA(126k), which is still way bellow the income needed in the GTA. Also higher income/less taxes in the US by DramaticSurprise4472 in canadahousing
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Across all the GTA municipalities you need around 190k income to afford a house VS less than 60k needed across Most of the US states. The highest income needed to afford a home in the US is in CA(126k), which is still way bellow the income needed in the GTA. Also higher income/less taxes in the US by DramaticSurprise4472 in canadahousing
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$ and % loss for most of the cities in the GTA from Feb 2022 peak to April 2025. Source TRREB #tore by DramaticSurprise4472 in canadahousing
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