Corben joined CREW as a relative newcomer to the field of real estate and has since immersed himself and learned from the experts about everything there is to know on the topic. As a writer with CREW, Corben produces informative guides that answer the questions you need to know and reports on real estate and investment news developments across Canada. Corben lives in Guelph, Ontario with his partner and their two cats. Outside of work, he loves to cook, play music, and work on all kinds of creative projects. You can contact Corben at [email protected] or find him on Linkedin at https://www.linkedin.com/in/corbengrant/.
Critics of the practice known as “blind bidding” are now calling for alternatives to be put in place, claiming it drives up prices artificially and makes homes more unaffordable.
Global bond yield rates are up this month, and Canada is not missing out on the action. Yield rates surged to 1.24% from the 0.85% of late September.
One major concern for Canadians has been the topic of affordability and so far, the market seems to be making its way back on track.
A new digital platform endeavours to streamline what its founders say is an inefficient housing development process through a new data-driven operating system for developers to share and access information.
The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) is reporting a busy fall market, as sales and average sale prices rose from August to September, although new listings declined.
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