Canada

What You Need To Know About the Toronto Housing Market

by Tony CaradonnaPosted on

Following a brief pause in the midst of the 2008 financial crisis, the Toronto housing market — buoyed by a combination of low mortgage rates, low inventory, strong immigration, and suspected foreign speculation — continued a long run of precipitous growth. For perspective, if you bought a home in the city of Toronto in 2010, the value of that same home today has increased by at least 150%! A big part of this long-term gain has come most recently as the average sale price of a home in Toronto has increased by a staggering 40% since May 2020.

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Aerial view of Trans Canada Highway near the Port Mann Bridge during a sunny morning. Taken in Surrey, Vancouver, BC, Canada.

Moving to Surrey, BC: Coastal Beauty Meets Cultural Diversity

by Karen BodkinPosted on

The West Coast of Canada is a picturesque and magical place to live, especially for outdoor enthusiasts and photographers. Many budget-conscious people choose Surrey, British Columbia, over other parts of Metro Vancouver due to its lower cost of living, mountain scenery, and beautiful coastlines. Read on to find out why Surrey, BC, might be the hometown you’ve been looking for.

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Cityscape of Hamilton, Ontario, on a bright summer day.

Moving to Hamilton: Toronto’s Adventurous Neighbour

by Karen BodkinPosted on

Hamilton, Ontario, boasts a thriving urban centre filled with a plethora of historical landmarks and neighbourhoods, all set against the scenic backdrops of the Niagara Escarpment, Lake Ontario, and Burlington Bay. With its diverse population, access to nature, growing culinary scene, affordability, and world-class health care — if you’re looking for a city that has it all, Hamilton is it.

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Aerial view of downtown Brampton, Ontario, with a text box that states, “If you’re looking for the best Indian food in Canada, you’ll find it in Brampton.”

Moving to Brampton — Canada’s Cultural Crossroads

by Karen BodkinPosted on

Seeking a fun, family-friendly environment with a community vibe? With a focus on safety, culture, and amenities, Brampton fully caters to its residents. Families flock to Brampton neighbourhoods because of the spacious lots, which allow kids the freedom to play and make tons of friends. With pubs, clubs, and lounges, Brampton’s nightlife is a hit with young professionals, and residents aged 55+ are drawn to its highly active community and social planning.

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