3 of the hottest housing issues being debated in Toronto’s municipal election: ow.ly/p3pO30mga3y #TOpoli

Renting a #condo in #Toronto just got a whole lot pricier... How? Click the link to our blog to find out: bit.ly/2q1s0Xy

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Here’s what the interest rate hike means for the 2019 Canadian housing market: ow.ly/8gCq30mmvSl #cndre

Luxury condo market begins to soar, as Baby Boomers and Millennials enter the market. bit.ly/2PjlHgm

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Canada’s housing market is still considered highly vulnerable. Will it ever ease? Check out our latest post to find out: bit.ly/2PDgSyk

Annual sales growth has been positive since Spring. While the OSFI mortgage stress test & higher borrowing costs have kept sales below 2016’s record pace, GTA households remain upbeat on home ownership as a long-term investment.@TREBpresident bit.ly/2JAuvJm #TREBstats

New Poll: 83 per cent of Millennial home buyers prefer to own and live in a single family home over any other type of housing – if money wasn’t an issue. To read more about this, check out our latest blog post: bit.ly/2D5Py55

Greater Toronto Area home prices for the month of October were up 3.5% year-over-year. Check out our latest post about @TREBhome's monthly market report: bit.ly/2QJPkoB

Thinking of moving to a suburb because home prices are cheaper? Well, you may want to think again… bit.ly/2OLUjTI

Starting immediately, rent control rules will no longer apply to buildings and flats being rented for the first time, the Progressive Conservative government announced in an economic statement on Thursday. thestar.com/news/gta/2018/…

Opening up more communities to gentle density through #MissingMiddle housing creates opportunities to increase & diversify housing supply. In time for #NationalHousingWeek @EvergreenCanada & Canadian Urban Institute released a report about this important gap in housing: evergreen.ca/tools-publicat…

Why Ontario’s growth plan has affected land supply and housing affordability: New study: bit.ly/2DXtGKN

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Housing supply and demand imbalance across the GTA remains a pressing issue, as the national vacancy rate falls to 2.4%. Check out our latest post about it on our blog: bit.ly/2EaixpX

Some of Canada's housing markets took a beating this year. What does 2019 have in store? (via Livabl) #realestate huffp.st/4XHj2qy

New home listings across the GTA saw a steep decline last month. Is the city suffering from an inadequate supply of diverse housing types? Check out our latest blog post here: bit.ly/2QpVbTQ

Home prices across Canada forecasted to climb in 2019. Curious to know how much? Check out our latest post to find out: bit.ly/2EmqlUU

Should the Government intervene to improve housing affordability for Canadians? This group says yes: bit.ly/2Bt2aRm