Corinne McCabe , Broker

Bosley Real Estate Ltd., Brokerage

Cell 416-888-9842 | corinne.mccabe@me.com

This property has SOLD at 710 1359 Rathburn RD E in Mississauga

This property has SOLD at 710 1359 Rathburn RD E in Mississauga.
What An Amazing South-West View! Totally Unobstructed So Watching The Sunsets In The Evening From The Large Balcony Will Be Your New Favourite Time Of The Day. This Partially Furnished 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Unit With A Den For A Home Office Is Wonderfully Laid Out With No Wasted Space. High Ceilings, Wood Floors, And Parking In A Quite Building Will Make This Rental Feel More Like A Home. September 15/October 1 Occupancy For Wonderful Tenants.
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New property listed in Moss Park, Toronto C08

New featured property at 1203 255 Richmond ST E in Toronto.
Bright & Spacious, This Lovely South-Facing Unit Is Spacious & All On One Floor. Large Balcony For Friends To Sit & Have A Physically Distanced Cocktail! Oodles Of Storage & A Huge Walk-In Closet. Bathroom Is Quite Roomy W/Ensuite Laundry, A Deep Tub/Shower & A Separate Stand-Up Shower Stall. Steps From St. Lawrence Market, Trendy Shops, Grocery Stores & Restaurants. Quick Walk To Yonge & The Financial Core, And Steps To TTC. Click for Neighborhood Information
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Market Update for August 21, 2020

Canadian real estate prices are growing at a breakneck speed. More homes were sold in July than any other month on record, with data going back more than 40 years. The performance of the housing market during this pandemic recession has been a big surprise. The price of a typical home across Canada reached $637,600 in July, a 7.56% increase compared to the same month last year. Canadian real estate buyers are shrugging off the pandemic, as a temporary inconvenience. The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) data shows prices made a huge increase, not just in known “hot” markets like Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal but in almost every real estate market across Canada.

 

The massive increases this year represents a significant portion of gains made over the past 3 years. Montreal real estate prices are up 14.04% in July, compared to last year - making up almost half of the 29.21% increase made over the past 3 years. Toronto’s 10.11% increase over the past 12-months, contrasts with a 14.51% increase over the past 3 years. In Vancouver, prices increased 4.83% over the past 12-months, but just 1.61% over the past 3 years. For Toronto, this means the past year has seen growth twice as fast as the previous two years.

 

Sales have also been helped by low mortgage rates with rates for five-year fixed-rate mortgages being offered at less than two percent. The robust price growth right across the country, comes even as indicators like employment, rental rates, and immigration fall. When prices rise across the board despite a breakdown of these indicators, its almost certainly a result of too much easy credit.

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New property listed in Rathwood, Mississauga

New featured property at 710 1359 Rathburn RD E in Mississauga.
What An Amazing South-West View! Totally Unobstructed So Watching The Sunsets In The Evening From The Large Balcony Will Be Your New Favourite Time Of The Day. This Partially Furnished 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Unit With A Den For A Home Office Is Wonderfully Laid Out With No Wasted Space. High Ceilings, Wood Floors, And Parking In A Quite Building Will Make This Rental Feel More Like A Home. September 15/October 1 Occupancy For Wonderful Tenants.
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Market Update for August 7, 2020

The real estate market remains hot! July was a record-breaking month for real estate as the GTA reported 11,081 sales - a 29.5% increase over July 2019 and a new record for the month of July. It’s hard to believe we are in a pandemic and the numbers for July are mind boggling. 
We are seeing the results of pent up activity from both buyers and sellers, that has been accumulating over that last few months. Low interest rates and limited overall supply are also increasing competition across our market. Here are some of the results for July: 


AVERAGE SALE PRICE FOR TORONTO - $1,017,320

Up 21% from $839,943 – July 2019


AVERAGE DETACHED FOR TORONTO - $1,541,003

Up 25% from $1,227,301 – July 2019


AVERAGE SEMI-DETACHED FOR TORONTO - $1,181,014

Up 20% from $981,802 -July 2019


AVERAGE CONDO PRICE TORONTO - $682,999

Up 8.8% compared to $627,927 - July2019


NEW LISTINGS - 17,956

Up 24% compared to 14,393 – July 2019

 

NUMBER OF SALES - 11,081

Up 29.5% compared to 8,595 – July 2019


Price growth was strongest for low-rise home types, notably within the City of Toronto. Despite more balanced market conditions in the condo market, year-over-year price growth remained in the high single digits. We also experienced stronger sales growth in the more expensive detached market sector, which helps explain why the overall average selling price was high. The real estate board has said that its original pre-Covid forecast of 10% price growth for 2020 could still be realized, but it all depends on whether we get a second wave of the virus.

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