How do I find average house prices for detached homes around the Toronto area and outside?
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Well, you could ask your agent!
Seriously, the Toronto Real Estate Board publishes fairly extensive monthly stats. You may need a little expert help to properly analyse trends or understand some of the neighbourhood divisions, but here is a link to the latest "MarketWatch" stats:http://www.torontorealestateboard.com/consumer_info/market_news/mw2010/pdf/mw1006.pdf
This address:
http://www.torontorealestateboard.com/consumer_info/market_news/index.htm#marketshould give you access to back issues
Good luck.
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(over 1 year ago)The best way to get accurate statistics for average housing prices, is through the Toronto Real Estate Board, who maintain extensive statistics, and you will require the services of a real estate agent who can provide this. We can provide statistics on a specific street, a specific "neighbourhod" or city.. We can compare specific details relataive to number of bedrooms, style of home, whether it has a finished basement, number of bathrooms, etc. so we can compare "apples to apples." However since the market is ever changing, you will need to check these figures on a monthly basis to receive the most up to date statistics.
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You can look up the listings of currently listed houses on www.mls.ca, and after looking up many listings you can have an idea of the asking prices in the that area. For how much the houses have sold recently, the best way is to contact a realtor who can look up the area for you in the Toronto Real Estate Board data base.
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Email me. I'll get you all the details you need.
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Ken Finch
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The Toronto Real Estate Board and Royal LePage Real Estate Services publishes these figures on a periodic basis. You should however start working with an agent as they can assist you with narrowing down the numbers to more specifically deal with the areas you are interested in.
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The best is to ask your Realtor, he will get all answers for you!
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TREB is a great source for MLS(tm) district based data
It'll be even better when "Zoning Neighbourhood" districts are added
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Hi:
I will set up a FREE search for you matching your criteria and it will be delivered to your email every day.
Maybe that will help.
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The Toronto Real Estate Board keeps a statistical archive of past sales and in a few clicks I can provide you with a average price, median price, number and style of homes sold on a monthly basis.
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Check out the Toronto Real Estate Board's Market Watch report. torontorealestateboard.com There is a section for each type of home (detached, condo, etc) with average prices for each month
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Contact an Agent the neighbourhood you are looking and they should be able to provide you with the price range.
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That is a huge area and there are no specifics. Contact a Realtor in the area or areas you are looking and they will be able to help you out with specifics.
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Call a member of the Toronto Real Estate Board like me. I will forward the "Market Watch" the Toronto Board compiles every month.
Market Watch contains all the information about the market.
For Whatever Moves You... jcarlisle@remax.net -
this is pretty good, insightful overview of Canada, provinces, regions and cities.
http://www.rbc.com/economics/market/pdf/house.pdf
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