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York Region Real Estate Market Update: Newmarket and East Gwillimbury | September 2026

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By Nikolay Klyushkin | October 29, 2026 September didn’t bring the fall bounce many people were hoping for. It brought a quieter market, more competition among sellers and room for buyers to compare their options. But the regional average only tells part of the story. If you’re buying or selling in Newmarket or East Gwillimbury,

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Newmarket and Toronto Real Estate Market News- July 2018 In Numbers 🔝

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Hello Everyone, Toronto Real Estate Board announced strong growth in the number of home sales and the average selling price reported by Greater Toronto Area REALTORS® in July 2018. “Home sales result in substantial spin-off benefits to the economy, so the positive results over the last two months are encouraging. However, no one will argue

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Rental Fairness Act: What You Need To Know

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In 2017, a new piece of legislation was implemented to amend  the Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 –  The Rental Fairness Act. This new legislation expands rent control to all private rental units, including those first occupied on or after November 1, 1991 and sets an annual cap on rent increases tied to the Consumer Price Index. The legislation

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CMHC Stress Test Says House Prices Could Drop 30% On Interest Rate Spike

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A sudden interest rate increase that spikes borrowing costs, causes a big drop in house prices and leads to the failure of a domestic financial institution could cost Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. more than $1.1 billion in insurance losses, but the federal agency says it could weather the storm. That scenario was just one of

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