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Canadian home prices fall 12% in November from last year as winter chill sets in - Vimarsana News

Canadian home prices fall 12% in November from last year as winter chill sets in

CREA reported chilling numbers for November with home sales down 38.9 per cent and the average price down 12 per cent from 2021. Read on

Housing market decline continues as Toronto home sales drop 49 per cent from year ago - Vimarsana News

Housing market decline continues as Toronto home sales drop 49 per cent from year ago

TORONTO — Canada's housing market is continuing to slow as home sales in some of the country's biggest cities retreated in November.

This private $9 million Toronto manor has been in the same family since the 1950s - Vimarsana News

This private $9 million Toronto manor has been in the same family since the 1950s

"I think it’s fair to say that the property is unlike anything else in midtown Toronto and truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that needs t...

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$8.85 million for a Lytton Park mansion that looks like it was transplanted from the English countryside - Vimarsana News

$8.85 million for a Lytton Park mansion that looks like it was transplanted from the English countryside

This nearly 10,000-square-foot property comes with original Tudor-style design, nine bedrooms, a cloakroom and a backyard that looks onto a ravine

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Divorcing couples challenged by housing woes, interest rates - Vimarsana News

Divorcing couples challenged by housing woes, interest rates

Experts say couples in the midst of a divorce are being hit particularly hard by the swift decline in Canadian home prices, rising borrowing rates and the skyrocketing cost of living.

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