Top 5 Reasons to Move to Toronto, ON
Julie Ly, CFA, CPA Julie Ly, CFA, CPA

Top 5 Reasons to Move to Toronto, ON

As Canada’s largest city, Toronto offers a blend of cultural diversity, career opportunities, and urban convenience that appeals to people of all backgrounds. Here are the top five reasons why moving to Toronto could be the right decision for you.

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Canada Economic Update June 2024
Julie Ly, CFA, CPA Julie Ly, CFA, CPA

Canada Economic Update June 2024

After a surprising increase in May, inflation trends in Canada resumed their downward trajectory in June, with the headline Consumer Price Index (CPI) dropping to 2.7% from 2.9%.

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Surge in Toronto New Listings Eases Market Pressure in April
Julie Ly, CFA, CPA Julie Ly, CFA, CPA

Surge in Toronto New Listings Eases Market Pressure in April

This April, Toronto experienced a significant increase in new listings. Despite this influx, many buyers remained cautious, which brought the available inventory back to pre-pandemic levels and alleviated some of the pressure on the housing market. Unlike previous months, this activity…

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GTA Real Estate Market Update In April 2024
Julie Ly, CFA, CPA Julie Ly, CFA, CPA

GTA Real Estate Market Update In April 2024

As we close the books on April 2024, the Greater Toronto Area real estate landscape presents a fascinating tableau of stability and potential growth. This past month, we observed a slight decrease in..

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Toronto Housing Starts Rise Due to Multi-Unit Home Interest
Julie Ly Julie Ly

Toronto Housing Starts Rise Due to Multi-Unit Home Interest

In the last few months, we witnessed a notable uptick in the construction of new homes across Canada, particularly in the multi-unit sector. As someone keenly observing market trends, I wanted to delve into this recent development and share some insights with you all.

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Bank of Canada Keeps Rates Steady, But Rate Cuts Might Be on the Horizon
Julie Ly, CFA, CPA Julie Ly, CFA, CPA

Bank of Canada Keeps Rates Steady, But Rate Cuts Might Be on the Horizon

In recent news, the Bank of Canada (BoC) has decided to keep the overnight interest rate the same for the sixth time in a row. This didn't really shock anyone. But there's a buzz of optimism because the BoC thinks inflation, which is how fast prices for things you buy go up, is slowly getting back to their target of 2%.

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