Real Estate News Headlines // April 9th 2016

Jethro Seymour, one of the Top Toronto Real Estate Brokers, provides you with Canadian real estate news headlines

Alberta's Woes Will Boost T.O., Vancouver House Prices: Report
Low interest rates. Foreign investment. A slumping Canadian dollar. Those are just three factors driving housing…www.huffingtonpost.ca
Low interest rates. Foreign investment. A slumping Canadian dollar.
Those are just three factors driving housing markets across Canada, particularly Toronto and Vancouver.
But real estate firm Royal LePage is adding one more driver to the list: an exodus of workers fleeing Alberta’s slumping economy.
Trends in foreign ownership of Canadian real estate
The topic of foreign ownership in Canada's housing markets continues to gain in importance and attention. Read: Cottage…www.advisor.ca
Housing Bubble: Toronto Real Estate Bubble "Will End Badly," Analyst
The end of the ever-mounting real estate markets in Toronto and Vancouver will be "bad," a BMO economist said of Canada…www.profitconfidential.com
The end of the ever-mounting real estate markets in Toronto and Vancouver will be “bad,” a BMO economist said of Canada’s current housing bubble.
“Odds are that if this kind of price growth (especially Vancouver) continues, it will end badly,” Robert Kavcic, a senior economist at BMO, said in a research note. “But that still looks to be sometime down the road,” he added.

3 Everson Drive, Suite 326 is for Sale

3 Everson Drive, Suite 326 For Sale By Top Toronto Broker Jethro Seymour
3 Everson is a modern stacked townhouse complex that offers a unique alternative to high rise condominiums. Enjoy roof…seymourrealestate.com

159 Leacrest in Toronto, Canada For Sale

159 Leacrest For Sale by Toronto Midtown Top Real Estate Broker, Jethro Seymour
Opportunity knocks in South Leaside! 159 Leacrest Road is a detached home situated on a very private cul-de-sac, with a…seymourrealestate.com

Jethro Seymour, Leaside Real Estate Broker at Royal LePage RES Ltd., Johnston & Daniel Division