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Canada's fixed-rate mortgages are still rising despite the Bank of Canada's rate hold (opens the original)
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The gap between fixed-rate and variable-rate mortgages is large and continues to rise despite the Bank of Canada leaving its key interest rate unchanged Wednesday. In recent months the spread has “widened noticeably,” said Jamie David, V-P of mortgages at Ratehub.ca, as the interest rate on five-year fixed rate mortgage edges up amid volatility in the bond market. The current difference between the lowest available five-year fixed rate and five-year variable rate is now “quite large,” she added
Ontario’s real estate regulator orders disciplinary hearing for former RECO chair over trust account violations (opens the original)
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Ontario’s real estate regulator is taking disciplinary action against its former chair over trust account violations, nearly a year after the iPro Realty scandal. Last Wednesday, the Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO) posted notices on its website referring both Katie Steinfeld, broker of record for On the Block Realty Inc., and her brokerage to the discipline committee. “The Registrar has referred Katie Steinfeld to the Discipline Committee for a hearing,” the notice said, adding that Stei
Toronto business community 'disappointed' Billy Bishop jet expansion isn't moving forward (opens the original)
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Toronto’s business community is “disappointed” the Billy Bishop airport expansion isn’t moving forward, with several saying it would have been a boon for the economy. On Friday, the federal government grounded Premier Doug Ford’s proposed expansion of Billy Bishop airport after public consultation showed Torontonians are overwhelmingly against the idea. But business groups are frustrated the airport expansion isn’t moving forward, calling the move a missed opportunity to aid the ailing airport a
Average new single-family home price drops 15% in June as townhome, semi sales surge (opens the original)
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The average price of new single-family homes in the GTA was down significantly in June from 12 months ago as more semi-detached and townhomes entered the market. Condos, however, remained at a price floor, although the price doesn’t include possible discounts for bulk purchases. The price of a new single-family home was $1.27 million in June, down 15 per cent over the same month in 2025, the Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD) said in its Wednesday report. “This is attrib
Cashback realtors see rise in demand as Toronto’s tepid housing market drags on (opens the original)
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It’s a buyers’ market in Toronto, and that’s led more homebuyers to seek realtors willing to offer them a cut of their commission in exchange for their business. Cashback realtors are agents who return a portion of their commission to the buyer after a home purchase. In Ontario, the standard agent commission is about 5 per cent, which is evenly split between the seller’s and buyer’s agents and built into the final purchase price of the home. Cashback realtors offer a portion of their 2.5 per cen
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