Richmond Hill

Richmond Hill Mortgage Lender Placed In Receivership Amid $10M Debt, Claims Of Fraud
Industry

Richmond Hill Mortgage Lender Placed In Receivership Amid $10M Debt, Claims Of Fraud

In early-August, the private mortgage lender Equityline SPV came under receivership after failing to repay over $10M in loans to Equitable Bank.

Richmond Hill

This GTA Storage Solution Takes The Stress Out Of Downsizing

Downsizing makes a lot of sense in today’s climate, and it's no surprise that it’s an increasingly popular move (no pun intended) in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).

Homes

Homebuyers Have More Choice As Sales And Prices Continue To Fall in GTA

High borrowing costs, uncertain economic conditions, and a general lack of affordability have strangled home sales this year, pushing many would-be buyers to wait on the sidelines until purchasing makes more financial sense.

Real Estate News

Richmond Hill Inks $31M Housing Accelerator Fund Deal

The funds will fast-track the creation of over 780 new housing units over the next three years.

Richmond Hill

Competition Heating Up in GTA Real Estate Market as Prices Pick Back Up

With the spring market in full swing, competition for GTA real estate is heating up as low listings leave would-be buyers with few options.

GTA
Richmond Hill

Average GTA Home Price Down 18% Since Rate Hikes Began

Home prices in the GTA were down 17.9% in February compared to the same month last year — the final month before the rate hike cycle began.

Richmond Hill

GTA Housing Market “Abnormally Front-End Loaded” in 2022, Defined by Downward Trends

Experts weigh in on TRREB's GTA data for 2022, which put average home price above its year-ago level, despite declining home-buying activity.

GTA
Transportation

New Coronavirus Patient Took GO Bus From Pearson Airport While Symptomatic

A woman who tested positive for coronavirus and was a passenger on a GO bus to Richmond Hill from Pearson International Airport.

Richmond Hill

Hot January Toronto Home Sales to be a 2020 Trend: TTREB

According to the latest data from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board, in 2020 competition is going to heat up among buyers in the GTA.