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Is this suspicious from the seller/hoa side? refusing to cooperate with lender https://www.bocvip.com/1348027/is-this-suspicious-from-the-seller-hoa-side-refusing-to-cooperate-with-lender/ #RealEstate

Is this suspicious from the seller/hoa side? refusing to cooperate with lender - BOCVIP

My partner and I are looking into purchasing a condo, which was previously non-warrantable due to high % of rental units. However, they have been purposefully

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blog.TO 54m ago

Toronto waterfront condo comes with skyline views and a surprisingly attainable price tag
Toronto's waterfront has long been one of the city's most desirable places to live, and it isn't hard to see why. Between the gorgeous views, walkability, and unbeatable access to downtown, it offers a version of city living that feels both energetic and relaxed.Now, right in the middle of it all is a condo that perfectly cap...
https://www.blogto.com/real-estate-toronto/2026/05/1501-228-queens-quay-west/

blog.TO 1h ago

Ontario rents declining everywhere except in this one city
A new national rent report shows that Ontario continues to lead Canada's rental market correction, with nearly every major city analyzed in the province seeing year-over-year rent declines, with the notable exception of one city, where tight student-driven demand is still pushing prices higher.According to digital marketplace Zumper's Canadia...
https://www.blogto.com/real-estate-toronto/2026/05/ontario-rents-declining-except-one-city/

Newsramp 2h ago

TAY Investments' Yuval Shram built 1,550+ units by staying in the market consistently, not timing it perfectly. His 'forever hold' philosophy prioritizes multigenerational value over quick exits. #RealEstate #Development

Newsramp 2h ago

Real estate should embrace transparency, not hide it. Days on market data creates buyer engagement and market efficiency. Silence is the true enemy. #RealEstate #Transparency

Newsramp 2h ago

Melbourne buyers are protecting themselves with same-day building and pest inspections before auction. Hidden defects can cost $20k-$80k. Don't skip this critical step. #PropertyInspection #RealEstate

Newsramp 3h ago

Dippidi's full-funnel real estate marketing system achieves 30-40% higher lead-to-conversation rates by combining Google Ads, Facebook advertising, retargeting, and AI-powered CRM automation. #RealEstate #Marketing

KillBait Canada 🇨🇦3h ago

Toronto HR Manager Buys First Condo Amid Buyer’s Market

📰 Original title: HR manager, 41, says buyer’s market helped her purchase $520,000 Toronto condo

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Toronto HR Manager Buys First Condo Amid Buyer’s Market

Melissa, a 41-year-old senior HR manager in Toronto, purchased her first home in May: a one-bedroom-plus-den condo for $520,000. The roughly 700-square-foot unit met her essential requirements for space, location, and affordability, even though it required renovations. After working overseas, changing careers, and returning to school, Melissa’s income had only recently stabilised, allowing her to handle the financial responsibility of homeownership. She made a 20 per cent down payment of $104,000 and secured a three-year fixed mortgage at 4.29 per cent. By 2025, a cooling condo market in Toronto, with falling prices and high inventory, created a buyer’s market that Melissa took advantage of. Her savings, managed through a mix of TFSA and FHSA accounts, and careful financial planning enabled her to act when the opportunity arose. Renting previously in a two-bedroom apartment near the Distillery District had been financially convenient, but Melissa was ready for a home of her own. She maintained a $10,000 emergency fund and focused on long-term financial patience, avoiding rushed decisions. Beyond serving as her residence, Melissa views the condo as an investment to build equity and provide future options. The total initial costs included down payment, condo fees, renovations, movers, and insurance, with ongoing biweekly mortgage payments of $984.75 and monthly condo fees of $613 covering water and electricity. Melissa advises prospective buyers to be patient and consider their financial readiness carefully before purchasing.

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BOCVIP 5h ago

Inspections when buying a home with deferred maintenance https://www.bocvip.com/1347727/inspections-when-buying-a-home-with-deferred-maintenance/ #RealEstate