这只是给大家一个感觉，Brentwood的价位走势情况，但是由于个别月份只有一、两套房源售出，或者仅有的售出的几套房子中，有几套恰巧是高价位的，所以还是有一点偏差的。
另外，仔细看看2007年的价位段，以及2012-2013走势，很多月份达到并高于2007年峰值时期价格。
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Monday, February 11, 2013
西北区 Brentwood 历史销售价格走势
这只是给大家一个感觉，Brentwood的价位走势情况，但是由于个别月份只有一、两套房源售出，或者仅有的售出的几套房子中，有几套恰巧是高价位的，所以还是有一点偏差的。
另外，仔细看看2007年的价位段，以及2012-2013走势，很多月份达到并高于2007年峰值时期价格。
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
SOLD 西南新区 Silverado WALKOUT地下室、全新装修 $359,900
ONE SPECIAL HOME!! WALK UP Basement. ACROSS FROM A PARK. Total of 5 bedroom, (3)four piece bathrooms & a 1/2 on main, 2 kitchens, 2 laundry rooms!!NEUTRAL DECOR & IN GREAT CONDITION. WOW!! There is a full width veranda to enjoy the afternoon sun & A great view of the park. The living room is open to the kitchen & dining area plus the large window overlooks the veranda allowing lots of natural light. Kitchen with central island & breakfast bar,(granite tops) corner pantry & window to view children while working in your kitchen. Upper level: Owners bedroom offers huge walk-in closet plus a 4 pc. bathroom. 2 more bedrooms plus laundry room. 2nd bedroom offers closet organizers. Lower Level: Separate entrance, 9' celings, large windows, 2 bedrooms, 4 piece bath & great room concept kitchen/living room.Note a double parking pad at back. Your home is located near a bus stop and new retail shopping. Quick possession is possible.
Thursday, January 3, 2013
最新加拿大经济发展状况 城市排名-前十名
CIBC的最新调查是在不同方面的基础上得出的，排名依次为：
1， Toronto, ON - 20.6
2，Calgary, AB - 19.5
3，Regina, SK - 18.4
4，Winnipeg, MB - 18.4
5，Staskatoon, SK - 18.2
6，Edmonton, AB - 17.8
7，Ottawa, ON - 16.8
8，Vancouver, BC - 14.0
9，Halifax, NS - 13.8
10，Saguenay, QC - 12.2
Toronto has Canada’s most dynamic economy, but it also faces some of the biggest risks in the coming year as the housing market slows down and government stimulus projects wrap up, says a new report from CIBC.
The bank’s Metropolitan Activity Index showed Calgary with the second-most dynamic economy in the country, followed by Regina.
But while the report has only positive things to say about the economies of those two Prairie cities, Toronto will face “a major challenge to the city’s ability to maintain its current economic momentum,” CIBC deputy chief economist Benjamin Tal wrote.
“A softening housing market, the end of many federal and provincial governments’ infrastructure stimulus projects, a projected slower growth trajectory in the manufacturing sector and softer retail trade activity will work to slow overall economic momentum in the city in 2013,” he added.
The Greater Toronto Area accounts for about a fifth of Canada’s economic activity, with the city itself accounting for 11 per cent of Canada’s GDP. A slowdown in Toronto would inevitably have a negative effect on the rest of the country.
CIBC’s index ranks major Canadian metropolitan areas on nine criteria, including population and job growth, personal and business bankruptcy rates, and a number of housing indicators.
While Toronto didn’t come out on top in any of those criteria, it ranked high enough to be in first place overall, the report said.
But the city has seen a noticeable slowdown in its real estate sector, which accounts for about 14 per cent of its economy. CIBC data shows total housing sales declining by more than 10 per cent, year on year, in the third quarter of 2012.
Housing starts, by comparison, continued to grow, stoking fears among some observers of overbuilding in the city’s condo market.
1， Toronto, ON - 20.6
2，Calgary, AB - 19.5
3，Regina, SK - 18.4
4，Winnipeg, MB - 18.4
5，Staskatoon, SK - 18.2
6，Edmonton, AB - 17.8
7，Ottawa, ON - 16.8
8，Vancouver, BC - 14.0
9，Halifax, NS - 13.8
10，Saguenay, QC - 12.2
Toronto has Canada’s most dynamic economy, but it also faces some of the biggest risks in the coming year as the housing market slows down and government stimulus projects wrap up, says a new report from CIBC.
The bank’s Metropolitan Activity Index showed Calgary with the second-most dynamic economy in the country, followed by Regina.
But while the report has only positive things to say about the economies of those two Prairie cities, Toronto will face “a major challenge to the city’s ability to maintain its current economic momentum,” CIBC deputy chief economist Benjamin Tal wrote.
“A softening housing market, the end of many federal and provincial governments’ infrastructure stimulus projects, a projected slower growth trajectory in the manufacturing sector and softer retail trade activity will work to slow overall economic momentum in the city in 2013,” he added.
The Greater Toronto Area accounts for about a fifth of Canada’s economic activity, with the city itself accounting for 11 per cent of Canada’s GDP. A slowdown in Toronto would inevitably have a negative effect on the rest of the country.
CIBC’s index ranks major Canadian metropolitan areas on nine criteria, including population and job growth, personal and business bankruptcy rates, and a number of housing indicators.
While Toronto didn’t come out on top in any of those criteria, it ranked high enough to be in first place overall, the report said.
But the city has seen a noticeable slowdown in its real estate sector, which accounts for about 14 per cent of its economy. CIBC data shows total housing sales declining by more than 10 per cent, year on year, in the third quarter of 2012.
Housing starts, by comparison, continued to grow, stoking fears among some observers of overbuilding in the city’s condo market.
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