Here is an informative short video about what’s going on in the Toronto Real Estate Market and Durham Region Real Estate Market - Hot off the press!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sZGkZ95Pv0
Here is an informative short video about what’s going on in the Toronto Real Estate Market and Durham Region Real Estate Market - Hot off the press!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sZGkZ95Pv0
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This in-depth 23 minute market outlook covers what happened to the real estate market in the Toronto area including Durham Region, and what the outlook is for 2013. This report is interesting and tends to cut through the media frenzy.
Click Here to view the report.
The Royal LePage House Price Survey (Q4) and 2013 Market Survey Forecast was released to the media early this morning.
This survey is one of the most respected reports in the industry and will be covered by the media extensively over the next few days.
It sounds self-serving (coming from a Realtor) to say this bodes well for Buyers but increased choice, stable prices and less Buyers in the market is good news for those Buyers willing to negotiate. Keep in mind as you read that this is a National Survey and covers various regions. It may not exemplify circumstances in your town or neighbourhood.
Sellers: watch inventory levels. If they increase substantially you may be competing for Buyers. Keep your expectations realistic. The Survey predicts this environment over the next two years. The Bank of Canada is still concerned with the debt levels Canadians are carrying. Low interest rates will continue to fuel the market but they won’t last forever. If your mortgage is coming due, you may want to explore the 10 year rates as a way to create predictable payments long term.
Here’s a link to the survey
Royal LePage House Price Survey (Q4) and 2013 Market Survey Forecast