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Ontario has many stunning landscapes, charming villages, and agricultural gems. Among these treasures, the lavender farms stand out as a must-see destination for nature lovers, aromatherapy enthusiasts, and anyone searching for a peaceful, family-friendly activity. From the vibrant purple fields to the soothing fragrance in the air, lavender farms in Ontario offer a unique sensory experience. Pair your day trip with a visit to an award-winning restaurant for a summer adventure to remember.  Why Lavender Farms Are Worth Visiting Lavender farms are worth visiting for their calming benefits, stunning photo ops, and lavender-based products. The soothing scent of lavender helps…

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designed by freepik If you’ve been watching Toronto’s housing market, you’ve probably noticed some exciting trends. In 2025, the Toronto new listings 2025 and Toronto home sales growth will play a significant role. These changes have brought both challenges and opportunities for buyers and sellers. Let’s explore how these trends are impacting them. What Are New Listings? Before proceeding, let’s clarify what we mean by “new listings.” In real estate, new listings refer to homes recently put up for sale. This can be anything from a single-family home to a condo or townhouse. Toronto real estate listings change as new…

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Canada’s luxury real estate market burst out of the gate in 2025, but momentum quickly cooled as macroeconomic and geopolitical concerns boiled to the surface. The latest Re/Max Canada Spotlight on Luxury Report tracks luxury real estate activity across 12 major markets in January and February, comparing it with the same period in 2024. While 75 per cent of those markets posted year-over-year sales increases—many of them in the double digits—the latter part of the winter season brought growing uncertainty tied to tariffs, stock market volatility, and political unease. “Canadian homebuyers expressed solid enthusiasm for luxury real estate out of…

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Atlantic Canada, in the fourth quarter of 2024, experienced a strong residential sector with rising sales and a shrinking inventory. The industrial market, particularly in Halifax, saw a record year for new supply, while Moncton’s leasing activity remained stable. Office markets across the region displayed mixed trends. Residential Summary for Q4 2024 A March Edge Realty Analytics indicated that Atlantic Canada’s residential housing market was strong, with increased sales and constrained supply. Sales Residential sales in Atlantic Canada surged by 15.1% both quarter-over-quarter and year-over-year, reflecting a robust demand environment. Listings New listings increased by 2.5% from Q3 2024 and…

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Tribute Communities is seeking to add height to a Bayview Village rental development after the site became part of the adopted Bessarion major transit station area, providing the impetus for the project’s intensification. Revised plans were submitted in mid March and consist of an Official Plan and Zoning By-law Amendment application, which the City is currently reviewing. Located at 71 Talara Dr. south of Sheppard Ave. E and between Bayview Ave. and Bessarion Rd, the site is within walking distance of the Bessarion Subway Station on Line 4 and a quick drive to the Bayview Ave. on-ramp. Operating under Rockbrook…

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Canada’s latest data should put to rest any doubts over slowing international student demand. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) data shows new study permit applications fell sharply in January. Policymakers planned to throttle applications with caps, but the drop has been multiples of the planned reduction.  Canada Saw A 46% Drop In Study Permit Applications In January Total new study permit applications received by the Government of Canada (GoC) IRCC. For the month of January.     Source: IRCC; Better Dwelling. New study permit applications processed by the IRCC have taken a sharp nosedive. The agency reported 29.3k applications in January,…

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There’s something special about a Toronto sunset—the way it slows time and lights up the skyline. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful escape or a stunning view to reflect on the day, the city offers countless spots to experience this breathtaking moment. From quiet parks to lakeside beaches, there are countless spots to take it all in. Discover the best places to catch sunset views in the city. Where to See Sunsets in Toronto Broadview Hotel Is there anything better than a good drink and a great view of golden hour? Originally built in 1891, the Broadview Hotel is a four-boutique…

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As we navigate early 2025, many are wondering how economic and political turbulence—most notably the uncertainty surrounding new U.S. tariffs—will continue to impact the real estate market. If the mood feels familiar, it’s because we’ve been here before. Much like the early stages of the pandemic, we have entered a “wait and see” phase. Buyers are cautious. Sellers are pausing. Realtors across the country are watching closely to see how policies, lending conditions and consumer confidence evolve. But if history is any guide, periods of uncertainty often precede bursts of activity and 2025 may be no exception.   Lessons from…

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Buttonwood Property Management And Rental Services Is Pleased To Offer A One Bedroom One Bathroom Condo For Rent Located At 70 Temperance Street, Toronto Ontario M5H 4E8 1 Br 1 Ba Condo For Rent At Indx Condos! High Floor With Beautiful City Views And Nine Foot Ceilings. (Tons Of Natural Light) Unbeatable Location: Steps To The Financial District 4 Subway Stations Close By Top-Rated Restaurants Shopping Theaters Banks Embassies Hotels Hospitals   Building Amenities Include But Not Limited To: Fully Equipped Gym Party Room Guest Suites Business Center   Dir/Cross St: Adelaide St W/Bay St Municipality: Toronto C01 Community: Bay…

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Purpose-built rentals are properties designed and constructed from the ground up specifically for the rental market. Unlike properties acquired and then adapted for rental use, these buildings are created with features and layouts intended to meet the needs of long-term tenants. They also offer several potential benefits for investors who seek to balance risk and return.  Over the past decade, starts for this type of housing has quadrupled. They are particularly popular in urban centers like Toronto, Vancouver, and Calgary, driven by factors such as population growth, declining homeownership affordability, and supportive government policies. Tenant Appeal and Market Demand The…

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