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10/19/2026

Psychedelics
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10/18/2026

Toronto board of trade urges Ontario to amend zoning and building code rules to spur housing growth
Ontario is facing a significant challenge: experts estimate we could fall short of our 1.5 million new homes target by more than 550,000 by 2031. As someone who’s spent 18 years guiding clients in the GTA and Durham Region, I see the impact of these numbers every day. Outdated zoning and building codes are contributing to higher costs, unnecessary delays, and making it harder for families and investors to access affordable housing. I believe that modernizing these policies—with standardized zoning and updated building codes—would be a game-changer for affordability and supply. In my work with Coldwell Banker The Real Estate Centre, I’m committed to helping clients navigate these complexities and seize opportunities, even in a shifting landscape.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/adnan-3/2123256-Toronto-board-of-trade-urges-Ontario-to-amend-zoning-and-bui

10/17/2026

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10/17/2026

کینیڈا کی تعمیراتی مارکیٹ کا حجم، رجحانات اور شعبہ جاتی پیش گوئی 2030 تک
کیا آپ جانتے ہیں کہ کینیڈا کی تعمیراتی صنعت 2026 میں 2.6% بڑھے گی اور مسلسل ترقی کرے گی؟ 🏗️🏙️ سستی رہائش سے لے کر قابل تجدید توانائی تک، حکومتی سرمایہ کاری اس ترقی کو ممکن بنا رہی ہے۔ آپ کی رائے کیا ہے؟
https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/adnan-3/2123158-%DA%A9%DB%8C%D9%86%DB%8C%DA%88%D8%A7-%DA%A9%DB%8C-%D8%AA%D8%B9%D9%85%DB%8C%D8%B1%D8%A7%D8%AA%DB%8C-%D9%85%D8%A7%D8%B1%DA%A9%DB%8C%D9%

10/16/2026

Small-Scale Infill Is (Finally) Showing Up In Toronto's Housing Data
After years of watching Toronto evolve, it’s exciting to see small-scale infill projects—like accessory dwelling units and multiplexes—finally making a notable impact in the city’s housing data. These types of developments now represent about 10% of housing starts across Canada, a rise fueled by recent zoning reforms and a shift away from single-detached homes. As someone who’s navigated the GTA and Durham Region markets for nearly two decades, I’ve seen firsthand how these changes offer new possibilities for homeowners, buyers, and investors. It’s an encouraging step for anyone looking to maximize property value or explore smart investment strategies in our ever-changing landscape.


https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/adnan-3/2099980-Small-Scale-Infill-Is-%28Finally%29-Showing-Up-In-Toronto%27s-Hous

10/15/2026

GTA Homebuyer Competition Weakens Further
Buyer competition in the GTA continues to soften, making this one of the quietest real estate periods we’ve seen in recent memory. In Mid-Q3, only 2% of qualifying neighbourhoods found themselves in overbidding territory—down from 3% earlier in the quarter. Of the 267 GTA neighbourhoods studied, a striking 97% saw homes sell below asking, and only 1% closed at the list price, showing how rare bidding wars have become across our market. That trend holds for both condos and single-family homes: 98% of qualifying condo neighbourhoods and 95% of those with sufficient single-family sales saw underbids. Out of 4,200 homes sold in Mid-Q3, 79% sold below asking—slightly more than the 78% in Early-Q3—as demand for single-family homes cools off. As someone who has guided clients through shifting markets for over 18 years, I know how important it is to understand these subtle changes—whether you’re looking to buy, sell, or invest across the GTA and Durham Region. The quieter climate means more opportunities for buyers, and a different approach is needed for sellers. Experience, insight, and a steady hand make all the difference.

10/14/2026

Toronto Buyers Are Combining Condo Units
It's fascinating to watch how Toronto's condo landscape is evolving. In a presale market that's become much more selective, I've noticed two notable projects standing out—not by chasing the usual wave of investors, but by focusing on the real people who plan to make these condos home. One boutique development near Yorkville and the Annex is already about 40% sold. What's interesting is that buyers there are combining smaller units into larger, bespoke residences, with many creating homes around the $3M mark before customization. Meanwhile, another project in north Toronto has shifted its strategy by reducing the total number of planned suites to about 500, offering more spacious layouts, including a good share of two-bedroom and even some three-bedroom options—reflecting what today's downsizers and those seeking luxury living truly value. Both developments are moving at a pace that matches this new demand, emphasizing thoughtful design over quick sales. One is even proceeding with its own capital, while the other is eyeing a 2027 construction start after meeting financing milestones. As someone who guides clients through both residential and investment opportunities across the GTA, it's encouraging to see projects like these responding to the desire for better livability and real long-term value.

10/13/2026

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10/13/2026

کینیڈین خریداروں کے لیے 2023 کے بعد سب سے سستی قیمتیں
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10/12/2026

Toronto Condo Closings Reveal Deeper Debt
Toronto’s current condo market is highlighting a new layer of financial risk for many buyers, especially when appraisal values don’t line up with what was paid for preconstruction units. I’ve seen first-hand how these appraisal gaps can leave clients scrambling to cover shortfalls—often with costly borrowing that eats into their bottom line. Even when mortgage payments are up to date, there can be hidden pressures: rising credit card balances, higher credit lines, or losses from rental properties can quietly build up behind the scenes. It’s important to look at the full household picture, not just the mortgage. One recent example involved a $350K interest-only second mortgage at nearly 10%, plus upfront charges of about $44,500, pushing total first-year costs to nearly 26% of net cash flow. In my 18 years advising homeowners and investors across the GTA and Durham, I’ve learned that closing on a condo is just one part of the journey. The real solution is a strategy the household can actually sustain, one that truly fits their long-term goals.