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A price reduction this fall from $1.329-million to $1.279-million made the buyers chance an offer

At issue is the practice of a seller listing their home for sale and offering a co-operating commission to the buyer’s agent

A proposed class-action lawsuit has been launched against the Canadian Real Estate Association, the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board and the largest real estate brokerages in Canada, which alleges that price-fixing has driven up the cost of real estate commissions.

NOW Magazine A guide to laneway housing in Toronto Laneway housing is a way to gently increase density, but it’s not necessarily an affordable housing solution By Julia Mastroianni Laneway housing has long been touted as a key component to gently increase density – or as planners put it, a “missing middle” housing solution. However, prior to 2018, building laneway housing in Toronto was a logistical nightmare. “Our planning bylaws heavily favour single family development,” ...

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How the home reno boom could help fill in the missing middle in Torontos housing stock Affordable housing advocates are watching closely as many homeowners in Toronto are renovating their post-war bungalows to add more space. Theyre wondering if the city can harness the reno boom to add more density and revitalize those single-family neighbourhoods. Social Sharing