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Inside look at 573,948 Toronto homes
Pssst . . . wanna buy Toronto? Got a cool $254 billion?
That’s the total value of Toronto’s 573,948 single family homes, according to the property assessments, although in our current, overheated real estate market the actual sales figure could be 20 per cent more. That huge number is based on an exclusive Star analysis of the Municipal Property Assessment Corp’s (MPAC’s) property assessment data.
Here's a snapshot of Toronto real estate that’s never been taken before, and has unearthed some startling statistics »
May 9, 2010 in Toronto Real Estate Update | Permalink
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That's a unique way to look at the housing market. I wonder if you took monthly solds data and compared the #s month over month what that would look like!
Posted by: Christmas gift | Aug 27, 2010 3:06:35 AM
Have you seen what's out there, houses so narrow and small, half the size of a one bedroom apartment,houses that have at least a variation of laminate colors with wood and a variety of ceramics. It looks like the sellers went dump diving and found all sorts and dicided it looked appealling. Then insalte buyers by ridiculous over blown prices Houses that have seen anything new since the early 1950's. In all honesty I don't know how they could justify it, if it's location, then it's cheeper to buy a camper and place it infront of the house at least it's more comfortable any eye pleasing. I don't mean to sound so negative, but I am just tired of being out there month after month it's the same thing, happy house hunting to the lucky ones.
Posted by: house hunting | Jun 28, 2010 9:39:51 AM
why is there so many tiny, ugly overprices homes in toronto
Posted by: tired | Jun 28, 2010 9:19:05 AM
why is there so many tiny, ugly overprices homes in toronto
Posted by: tired | Jun 28, 2010 9:19:05 AM
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Posted by: Paul Salamanca | May 17, 2010 4:34:30 AM
I admit, I have not been on this real estate blog in a long time… however it was another joy to see it is such an important topic and ignored by so many, even professionals. I thank you to help making people more aware of possible issues.
Great stuff as usual…
Posted by: House Listings | May 13, 2010 6:38:59 AM
@ Don - you had a house in Toronto 15 years ago and left, great for you. These are life choices, after all. I mean you clearly enjoy 'your time' sitting in the highway, hurting the environment, day after day; but not everyone does. I love my 20 minute commute, and am jealous of colleagues who can walk to work in 10. It's not nice to bash people for making lifestyle choices, to each their own. I, for one, will never ever ever live in Pickering or Ajax or anywhere where you have to drive to the 'convenience' store but would never say that people out there live in the sticks either. It's lifestyle.
Posted by: Geoff | May 11, 2010 11:00:51 AM
That's a unique way to look at the housing market. I wonder if you took monthly solds data and compared the #s month over month what that would look like!
Posted by: Paul Viau | May 10, 2010 9:06:35 PM
Its interesting to see what it would potentially cost to purchase Toronto at this point, but I wonder how dramatic the upside will be in the next couple of years. It seems like the city is due for a correction on its prices.
Posted by: ibidbroker | May 10, 2010 8:30:16 PM
I left the city 15 years ago and never looked back. The prices in Toronto, for what you get is ridiculous. Commuting in todays world with satellite radio and phones makes it much easier and some days it's "my time" before I get home and look after the kids. I definitely enjoy the suburbs and the mortgage won't hold me hostage for the rest of my life! I'm also not 10 feet from my neighbours face.
Posted by: Don Edmunds | May 10, 2010 10:03:04 AM
The actual sales figure of Indian real estate market is increasing year
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Posted by: MOSL subbroker | May 10, 2010 8:51:05 AM
