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09 Feb 2010
New condo sales in the fourth quarter increase 36 per cent
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27 Jan 2010
As was widely expected, the Bank of Canada held its benchmark overnight lending rate steady at 0.25 per cent
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27 Jan 2010
A growing number of Canadians are opting to use mortgage brokers instead of going to the bank branch
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21 Jan 2010
Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area are up, TREB
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21 Jan 2010
Strong demand in the second half of 2009, especially in the fourth quarter when sales activity increased 59 per cent, pushed annual sales above 2008 levels
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21 Jan 2010
First-time homebuyers and mortgage lenders are being extremely prudent with their borrowing and lending
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14 Jan 2010
Canada''s residential real estate market is forecast to remain unusually strong through the first half of 2010
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06 Jan 2010
National consumer confidence ended the year 2009 on a stronger footing compared to pre-recession levels
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11 Dec 2009
Seventy-five per cent of members from the Mortgage Brokers Association of B.C. (MBABC) think the harmonized sales tax (HST) will hurt British Columbia's real estate industry
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11 Dec 2009
About 80 per cent of builders and renovators expect 2010's residential construction will be just as good as or even better than 2009, according to a survey conducted within the Ontario Home Builders' Association (OHBA)
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04 Dec 2009
About 80 per cent of Toronto condo buyers are young, first-time homebuyers, experts say
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04 Dec 2009
The Canadian housing market has fared better than many others throughout the economic recession, and it is expected to yet again be a safe harbor in 2010 in most of the major Canadian cities, according to a recent report by RE/MAX
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27 Nov 2009
With the housing market in Canada heating up, of great concern is Canadians over-leveraging themselves and feeling unprepared for rising interest rates. However, although there's much fuss surrounding the issue, some experts feel first-time homebuyers are well prepared
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27 Nov 2009
Experts say that the Canadian mortgage market is experiencing many changes compared to peak times in the real estate markets of the past
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20 Nov 2009
Canadians are more optimistic this year, feeling now is the best time to buy a home and are confident that the value of their homes is rising. However, with this optimism comes caution, according to the latest Canadian Association of Accredited Mortgage Professionals (CAAMP) report
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