Rate relief?

For homeowners and prospective buyers, interest rate cuts are welcome news ― but what does it really mean?

Falling forward

As the fall market unfolds, a combination of factors will shape its trajectory

Unpacking the news

Inflation cools to BoC target; feds relax some mortgage rules. What does it all mean for London real estate?

July delivered more sluggish returns for the real estate sector. Whether you’re looking to purchase your dream home or sell your property for top dollar, navigating this complicated landscape requires savvy strategies

It’s time for new leadership on the homelessness crisis

There is no reason our city can’t make a dent in our homelessness problem. We just need the political will ― and our political leaders ― to do it

Rate cut won’t boost real estate activity

A cut to the overnight rate usually delivers easier credit, helping to boost demand. This isn’t one of those times

The hard sell

The hard sell: A growing inventory of houses for sale is leaving many homeowners waiting longer and longer for offers

Ain’t no party yet

Bank of Canada’s interest rate cut unlikely to provide immediate relief for housing market

The great adjustment

After years of rollicking irregularity, stabilization in the housing market will take some getting used to

Surge of supply

Surge of supply: London home inventory is now at its highest level since 2015, but buyers remain reluctant

Navigating the changing tides

With home sales remaining sluggish, buyers begin to take the upper hand

The spring effect

Spring has arrived, and like the weather, London’s real estate market is showing mixed trends as we head into what is historically the industry’s busiest time of the year

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