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Happy Mother’s Day
Mother's Day is a celebration honoring the mother of the family or individual, as well as motherhood, maternal bonds, and the influence of mothers in society. The origins of commemorating motherhood dates back to the Ancient Greeks, where in spring festival, they celebrated the goddess Rhea, considered the Mother of the Gods. Anna Jarvis’s lobbying…
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What’s Behind GTA Housing’s Early 2025 Dip?
Detached homes: Sales down 31.1%, prices up 0.2% Semi-detached homes: Sales down 22.3%, prices down 4.0% Townhouses: Sales dropped 30.6%, prices down 2.3% Condo apartments: Sales down 22.0%, prices down 1.3%
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Halton Real Estate: Prices up, Sales Down
Halton Region’s avg home price ↑ 2.6% to $1.19M in February 2025. Home sales ↓ 37.3% to 397, while active listings ↑ 110.8% yearly to 2,060.
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GTA’s 10 Most Affordable Neighbourhoods to Buy a Home in March 2025
As spring revitalizes the real estate market, the Greater Toronto Area presents affordable options for homebuyers. The Bank of Canada's interest rate cuts are expected to boost home sales. A report highlights the GTA's most affordable neighborhoods, with Brampton’s Queen Street Corridor and Mississauga’s City Centre leading, both under $600,000. These areas show price growth,…
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Peel Listings Rise 17% as Sales Fall in Late-Q1
Peel Region’s average home price ↓ 0.2% in March 2025 to $1.03M. Sales ↓ 28.2% yearly, while active listings ↑ 17.3% to 2,478 homes.
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Oakville’s Rent Prices Soar 32% Above Average!
Oakville's median rent is $2,599, 32% higher than the national average.Rent prices in Oakville have decreased by 6% compared to the previous year.
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Buying First Home: Key Money Moves
Focus on financial readiness, not timing, to become a homeowner in 2025 despite market concerns. Pay off debt and improve your credit score to qualify for better mortgage rates and options.
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Mississauga Approves Bold Plan for 370,000 New Homes, Retail in Residential Areas Sparks Debate
Mississauga city council has approved a new Official Plan aiming for 370,000 housing units by 2051 to address housing demand and reshape the city. The plan allows taller buildings along transit corridors and introduces semi-detached homes in areas previously limited to single-detached dwellings. While city officials support the plan, residents express concerns about its impact…