I hope you had a wonderful holiday season and, despite the recent restrictions, are looking forward to 2022.
It looks as though we'll be looking for more ways to entertain ourselves at home so this month's events blog has some suggestions...and you'll also find some restaurants that will deliver dim sum to your home! Yum!
The Toronto Real Estate Board has released the numbers for December as well as an overall look at 2021. Sales in Toronto were up by 36.8% compared to 2020. So while it makes for a better story when people sell it all in the city and buy a farm in the county, the reality is that more people are moving to, or within, the 416.
The 2022 market has already started! Don't miss my latest listing; a grand and spacious suite steps to the St Lawrence Market at Front and Sherbourne. Two bedrooms, three baths, almost 2,180 square feet and walkable to everything!
As always, I thank you for your past and future business...and any referrals of friends or family you may have are greatly appreciated!
Brian Elder
Sales Representative,
Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd.
416 921 1112
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The Best Dim Sum in Toronto |
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While we might be used to the best dim sum being carted out in bamboo baskets at restaurants, for now we will have to satisfy our cravings with delivery and takeout! Whether it's har gow, cheung fun or char siu bao you're after, you can count on the Toronto restaurants on this list. |
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Toronto Events for January |
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With the semi-lockdown, most indoor activities and events are cancelled, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the gorgeous weather and beauty of the outdoors. Whether it's enjoying a hike along one of the GTA's peaceful trails, snow tubing at the Horseshoe Resort, or enjoying an stunning lighting experience as you stroll along the wooded trails in Mountsberg for the Winterlit Festival (on until February 20th), there is plenty to do this month! |
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Canadian Home Prices Expected to Rise by 10.5 Per Cent in 2022 |
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The 2022 Royal LePage Market Survey Forecast predicts the median price of a single-family detached home in Canada to climb by 11 per cent to $918,000 in 2022, while condominium prices are projected to grow by eight per cent to $594,000. |
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The Cheapest Houses for Sale in Canada Right Now by Province |
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With remote working becoming more widespread, first-time buyers have started looking at more affordable markets outside of big cities like Toronto and the most surprising places have become hot housing markets. Where are these markets though? Here are the major housing markets where you’ll find the cheapest houses for sale in Canada right now, by province. |
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Olde Yorke Place I Condos
302-160 Frederick Street: $1,650,000
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This Olde Yorke Place I, super-spacious, fully renovated corner suite features a sweeping wall of windows that flood the entire condo with light! Approximately 2,180 square feet. An incredibly quiet and private residence for the most discerning buyer. Updated facilities include gym, pool, party room and 24-hr concierge. Located in one of the most walkable areas of the city. Steps to St. Lawrence Market, shops, theatres, restaurants, transit, financial core, Union Station, Harbourfront and more! |
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Toronto Real Estate Board Market News |
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A record 121,712 sales were reported through TRREB’s MLS® System in 2021 – up 7.7 per cent from the previous 2016 high of 113,040 and up 28 per cent compared to 2020. Record demand last year was up against a constrained supply of listings, with new listings up by 6.2 per cent – a lesser annual rate than sales. The result was extremely tight market conditions and an all-time high average selling price of $1,095,475 – an increase of 17.8 per cent compared to the previous 2020 record of $929,636. |
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NOT INTENDED TO SOLICIT BUYERS/SELLERS ALREADY UNDER CONTRACT. |
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