Then my house would be same price as I bought 11 years ago.
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2023-6-22(#15505825@0)
House in my area triple in price from about 10-years ago. What you said it is not possible in GTA. That means annual price increase is only 3~5% in your area.
-jeffrey815(Smartiecat);
2023-6-22(#15505829@0)
So not all house that expensive, only some hot area. But I think for hot area, money comes from foreign country, not from local.
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2023-6-22(#15505835@0)
Report shows how much Toronto real estate prices soared in just 10 years
-jeffrey815(Smartiecat);
2023-6-22{508}(#15505837@0)
A new report by Homing.ca founder Graham Rowlands illustrates the Toronto real estate prices in 2012 compared to 2022.
Anyway houses in my area not tripled. I live in Toronto.
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2023-6-22(#15505845@0)
Not tripled but can't be only 30%~40% higher...maybe double.
-jeffrey815(Smartiecat);
2023-6-22(#15505850@0)
I'm referring to the average.
-jeffrey815(Smartiecat);
2023-6-22(#15505839@0)
哪里十年三倍呀？
-czczcz(看得清);
2023-6-22(#15505958@0)
Report shows how much Toronto real estate prices soared in just 10 years.. You can see from this report 2012 average detached is 574K, in 2022 it is 1598K. Almost triple.
-jeffrey815(Smartiecat);
2023-6-22{693}(#15505978@0)
A new report by Homing.ca founder Graham Rowlands illustrates the Toronto real estate prices in 2012 compared to 2022.
More than a third of GTA home buyers received lump sum payment from parents, relatives to buy first home: survey
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2023-6-22{876}(#15505974@0)
More than a third of homebuyers in the GTA were given a lump sum payment from parents or relatives to purchase their first property and nearly 75 per cent of first-time homebuyers in the GTA worried that their down payment would not be enough, according to a new survey by Royal LePage.
