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A growing number of Canadians are reconsidering condominiums as a reliable investment, as the sector faces significant financial pressures. Recent data indicates that over 80% of investors in newly completed condos with mortgages are experiencing negative monthly cash flow, averaging a loss of $597. This marks a substantial increase from previous years, highlighting the escalating financial strain on condo investors.
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iTaskApp Services - Canadians turn against condos as a 'good' investment as sector goes through 'rough period'
iTaskApp Services - Canadians turn against condos as a 'good' investment as sector goes through 'rough period'

Canadians turn against condos as a 'good' investment as sector goes through 'rough period' A growing number of Canadians are reconsidering condominiums as a reliable investment,…

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A recent home sale in Oakville, Ontario, drew significant attention as five buyers competed for a side-centre hall house in the area. This level of interest underscores Oakville's status as one of the most desirable—and expensive—housing markets in the Greater Toronto Area. The town's appeal lies in its blend of suburban charm, proximity to Toronto, and high-quality amenities.
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iTaskApp Services - Five-way race to buy side centre hall home in Oakville
iTaskApp Services - Five-way race to buy side centre hall home in Oakville

Five-way race to buy side centre hall home in Oakville A recent home sale in Oakville, Ontario, drew significant attention as five buyers competed for a side-centre hall house in…

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Canadian winters are known for their heavy snow, freezing rain, and strong winds. While these conditions make for a beautiful season, they can also be tough on your home—especially the roof. Your roof is your home’s first line of defence against the elements, and it takes a beating every winter. Once the snow melts, it’s important to check for signs of roof damage before small problems turn into expensive repairs.
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iTaskApp Services - Early Signs of Roof Damage After a Canadian Winter
iTaskApp Services - Early Signs of Roof Damage After a Canadian Winter

Early Signs of Roof Damage After a Canadian Winter Canadian winters are known for their heavy snow, freezing rain, and strong winds. While these conditions make for a beautiful…

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In Toronto's Rosedale neighbourhood, homeowner Jennifer Catellier faced the challenge of modernizing her 1904 rowhouse while preserving its historic charm. The home, with its rich architectural details, needed updates to suit contemporary living without losing its original character.
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iTaskApp Services - She needed to reinvent her home, but the architectural style was worth preserving
iTaskApp Services - She needed to reinvent her home, but the architectural style was worth preserving

She needed to reinvent her home, but the architectural style was worth preserving In Toronto's Rosedale neighbourhood, homeowner Jennifer Catellier faced the challenge of…

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Non-profit housing construction is gaining momentum in Toronto, as the city's condo market faces a significant slowdown. High interest rates and rising construction costs have led to a surplus of unsold condos, creating opportunities for affordable housing initiatives to expand. The city is now focusing on converting these vacant units into affordable homes for residents in need.
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iTaskApp Services - Non-profit housing construction is gaining ground in Toronto — and the collapse of condo construction is helping
iTaskApp Services - Non-profit housing construction is gaining ground in Toronto — and the collapse of condo construction is helping

Non-profit housing construction is gaining ground in Toronto — and the collapse of condo construction is helping   Non-profit housing construction is gaining momentum in…

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City lofts have become a popular choice for people who want modern living with a bit of edge. These open-concept spaces often mix raw elements like brick and concrete with sleek designs and natural materials. One of the most stunning examples of this trend is a moody city loft filled with earthy tones and sweeping skyline views. The space blends calm and comfort with a touch of urban drama, offering the perfect place to relax, work, and enjoy city life.
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iTaskApp Services - Inside A Moody City Loft With Earthy Tones And Skyline Views
iTaskApp Services - Inside A Moody City Loft With Earthy Tones And Skyline Views

Inside A Moody City Loft With Earthy Tones And Skyline Views City lofts have become a popular choice for people who want modern living with a bit of edge. These open-concept…

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In Toronto's sluggish real estate market, some homes are still fetching prices above their asking price. A notable example is a semi-detached house at 87 Berkshire Avenue, which sold for $1,435,000—$286,000 over its $1,149,000 listing price—after just 24 hours on the market. This sale, however, is an exception in a market where the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board reported only 5,011 sales last month, marking the slowest March in 27 years.
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iTaskApp Services - In A Slow Market, What Does It Take For A House To Sell Over Asking?
iTaskApp Services - In A Slow Market, What Does It Take For A House To Sell Over Asking?

In A Slow Market, What Does It Take For A House To Sell Over Asking? In Toronto's sluggish real estate market, some homes are still fetching prices above their asking price. A…

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As Toronto prepares to officially open the new St. Lawrence Market North building, the construction company behind the project is suing the city for $83 million. Buttcon Limited and The Atlas Corporation, who worked together on the project, claim the city hasn't paid them for labor, materials, and services provided during construction. They filed a lawsuit in Ontario's Superior Court, stating they completed the work in January 2025 but are still waiting for payment.
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iTaskApp Services - St. Lawrence Market North Contractor Suing City Of Toronto For $83M
iTaskApp Services - St. Lawrence Market North Contractor Suing City Of Toronto For $83M

St. Lawrence Market North Contractor Suing City Of Toronto For $83M As Toronto prepares to officially open the new St. Lawrence Market North building, the construction company…

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Creating a beautiful outdoor space doesn’t have to cost a lot of money. Whether you have a small balcony, a patio, or a big backyard, there are affordable ways to give it a fresh look. Many homeowners think that updating outdoor areas means spending hundreds or even thousands of dollars, but with a little creativity, you can do it on a budget. The right choices in furniture, lighting, and simple décor can help transform your space into a relaxing and stylish place for gatherings or quiet time.
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iTaskApp Services - 10 cheap ways to style your outdoor space this year
iTaskApp Services - 10 cheap ways to style your outdoor space this year

10 cheap ways to style your outdoor space this year Creating a beautiful outdoor space doesn’t have to cost a lot of money. Whether you have a small balcony, a patio, or a big…

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Carla Louisse
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Added 4 days ago
Spring is the perfect time to give your home a fresh start. As the days get longer and the weather gets warmer, it becomes easier to notice things around the house that could use a little attention. Winter can take a toll on both the inside and outside of your home, so spring is a great time to do a full reset. Whether it's a deep cleaning, a small renovation, or new home decor, there are many simple ways to refresh your space without spending a lot of money.
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iTaskApp Services - Transform Your Home This Spring With a Fresh Approach
iTaskApp Services - Transform Your Home This Spring With a Fresh Approach

Transform Your Home This Spring With a Fresh Approach Spring is the perfect time to give your home a fresh start. As the days get longer and the weather gets warmer, it becomes…

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When you have a baby or young child in the house, safety becomes a top priority. Every corner, shelf, and drawer could pose a risk if not properly secured. But childproofing doesn’t mean your home has to look like a daycare centre. Today’s parents want a balance between safety and style, and the good news is that many childproofing products now come in designs that look great while protecting your little ones.
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iTaskApp Services - Stylish and Practical Childproofing Ideas for Every Room
iTaskApp Services - Stylish and Practical Childproofing Ideas for Every Room

Stylish and Practical Childproofing Ideas for Every Room When you have a baby or young child in the house, safety becomes a top priority. Every corner, shelf, and drawer could…

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Spring is the perfect time to give your home a fresh start. As the days get longer and the weather gets warmer, it becomes easier to notice things around the house that could use a little attention. Winter can take a toll on both the inside and outside of your home, so spring is a great time to do a full reset. Whether it's a deep cleaning, a small renovation, or new home decor, there are many simple ways to refresh your space without spending a lot of money.
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iTaskApp Services - Transform Your Home This Spring With a Fresh Approach
iTaskApp Services - Transform Your Home This Spring With a Fresh Approach

Transform Your Home This Spring With a Fresh Approach Spring is the perfect time to give your home a fresh start. As the days get longer and the weather gets warmer, it becomes…

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Toronto-based developer Bazis International has acquired a development site at 895 Lawrence Avenue East in North York from First Capital REIT for $32 million. The transaction, finalized on March 26, 2025, marks a significant shift in the site's development plans, transitioning from the original two-tower proposal to a more ambitious three-tower project.
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iTaskApp Services - Bazis Buys Two-Tower Project From First Capital For $32M, Planning Third Tower
iTaskApp Services - Bazis Buys Two-Tower Project From First Capital For $32M, Planning Third Tower

Bazis Buys Two-Tower Project From First Capital For $32M, Planning Third Tower Toronto-based developer Bazis International has acquired a development site at 895 Lawrence Avenue…

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The Oak Keys townhouse project in Vancouver's West Side, developed by South Street Development Group, has entered foreclosure and is now listed for sale. This 20-unit development, located at West 28th Avenue and Oak Street, was designed with modern aesthetics and urban convenience in mind. Despite its promising features, the project faced financial difficulties leading to its current status.
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iTaskApp Services - Foreclosed Oak Keys Project By South Street In Vancouver Listed For Sale
iTaskApp Services - Foreclosed Oak Keys Project By South Street In Vancouver Listed For Sale

Foreclosed Oak Keys Project By South Street In Vancouver Listed For Sale The Oak Keys townhouse project in Vancouver's West Side, developed by South Street Development Group, has…

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Spring is one of the best times to explore Canada by car. As the snow melts and flowers start to bloom, the roads open up to beautiful views, charming small towns, and exciting cities. Whether you want to see the mountains, lakes, or coastlines, a Canadian road trip in spring offers a great way to see the country at your own pace. The weather is mild, the roads are easier to travel, and popular places are less crowded than in the summer months.
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iTaskApp Services - Planning the Ultimate Canadian Road Trip for Spring 2025
iTaskApp Services - Planning the Ultimate Canadian Road Trip for Spring 2025

Planning the Ultimate Canadian Road Trip for Spring 2025 Spring is one of the best times to explore Canada by car. As the snow melts and flowers start to bloom, the roads open up…

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A major Canadian pension fund is backing a significant real estate project in the United States. The Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ) has provided a loan of US$331 million to support the construction of luxury apartments in Jersey City, New Jersey. This investment reflects CDPQ's ongoing strategy to diversify its portfolio by investing in high-quality real estate assets outside of Canada.
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iTaskApp Services - Jersey City luxury apartments get US$331 million loan from CDPQ
iTaskApp Services - Jersey City luxury apartments get US$331 million loan from CDPQ

Jersey City luxury apartments get US$331 million loan from CDPQ A major Canadian pension fund is backing a significant real estate project in the United States. The Caisse de…

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Canadian homebuyers are stepping back from the market as trade tensions with the U.S. create economic uncertainty. The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) reports that home sales in March 2025 dropped to their lowest level for the month since 2009, with a 4.8% decline from February and a 9.3% decrease compared to the previous year. CREA's senior economist, Shaun Cathcart, attributes this downturn largely to uncertainty over tariffs, particularly from the U.S.
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iTaskApp Services - Tariff fallout is scaring Canadians away from the housing market
iTaskApp Services - Tariff fallout is scaring Canadians away from the housing market

Tariff fallout is scaring Canadians away from the housing market Canadian homebuyers are stepping back from the market as trade tensions with the U.S. create economic…

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Extreme heat is becoming an increasingly common issue worldwide, and it has significant effects on various aspects of life, including the performance of vehicles. During the summer months, when temperatures soar, vehicle owners often notice a decline in performance and efficiency. The intense heat can affect many components of a vehicle, from the engine and battery to the tires and cooling systems. Understanding how extreme heat impacts vehicle performance can help drivers take proactive steps to protect their cars and keep them running smoothly in high temperatures.
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iTaskApp Services - The Impact of Extreme Heat on Vehicle Performance
iTaskApp Services - The Impact of Extreme Heat on Vehicle Performance

The Impact of Extreme Heat on Vehicle Performance   Extreme heat is becoming an increasingly common issue worldwide, and it has significant effects on various aspects of…

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Added 9 days ago
A duplex near Toronto’s historic Casa Loma has hit the market with a $1.2 million price tag, drawing attention for its surprisingly spacious interior. Despite its modest exterior, the property offers more room than meets the eye, making it a potential standout in the city's competitive real estate scene.
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iTaskApp Services - Steps away from Casa Loma, this Toronto duplex is ‘deceivingly larger’ than how it appears. Will it sell for $1.2 million?
iTaskApp Services - Steps away from Casa Loma, this Toronto duplex is ‘deceivingly larger’ than how it appears. Will it sell for $1.2 million?

Steps away from Casa Loma, this Toronto duplex is ‘deceivingly larger’ than how it appears. Will it sell for $1.2 million? A duplex near Toronto’s historic Casa Loma has hit the…

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As the world moves towards a greener future, Canada is making significant strides in encouraging the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs). The shift from traditional gasoline-powered cars to electric vehicles is not only beneficial for the environment but also offers Canadians numerous incentives. With rising concerns about climate change, air pollution, and high fuel costs, many Canadian drivers are considering making the switch to EVs. Government incentives, rebates, and policies are making it easier than ever for people to drive cleaner, more energy-efficient vehicles.
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iTaskApp Services - Transitioning to Electric Vehicles: Incentives for Canadian Drivers
iTaskApp Services - Transitioning to Electric Vehicles: Incentives for Canadian Drivers

Transitioning to Electric Vehicles: Incentives for Canadian Drivers As the world moves towards a greener future, Canada is making significant strides in encouraging the adoption…

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Added 10 days ago
Many Canadian homeowners are considering refinancing their mortgages as interest rates decline. However, waiting for further rate cuts might not be the best strategy. Experts suggest that acting now could secure better rates and avoid potential future costs.
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iTaskApp Services - Awaiting further rate cuts before refinancing your mortgage? Better to act now
iTaskApp Services - Awaiting further rate cuts before refinancing your mortgage? Better to act now

Awaiting further rate cuts before refinancing your mortgage? Better to act now Many Canadian homeowners are considering refinancing their mortgages as interest rates decline.…

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Average asking rents across Canada fell to $2,119 in March 2025, marking the sixth consecutive month of year-over-year declines, according to a report by Rentals.ca and Urbanation. This trend indicates a continued cooling in the rental market following years of significant increases.
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iTaskApp Services - Average asking rents decrease for sixth straight month to $2,119: report
iTaskApp Services - Average asking rents decrease for sixth straight month to $2,119: report

Average asking rents decrease for sixth straight month to $2,119: report ​Average asking rents across Canada fell to $2,119 in March 2025, marking the sixth consecutive month of…

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Sustainable living has become an essential focus for individuals looking to reduce their environmental impact. As the world faces challenges such as climate change and resource depletion, adopting eco-friendly habits at home can play a significant role in making a positive difference. One of the key areas where individuals can reduce their environmental impact is by lowering their carbon footprint. The carbon footprint refers to the total amount of greenhouse gases, particularly carbon dioxide (CO2), released into the atmosphere due to human activities. By making a few simple changes in your daily life, you can reduce the amount of carbon emissions generated by your home.
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iTaskApp Services - Sustainable Living: Reducing Your Carbon Footprint at Home
iTaskApp Services - Sustainable Living: Reducing Your Carbon Footprint at Home

Sustainable Living: Reducing Your Carbon Footprint at Home Sustainable living has become an essential focus for individuals looking to reduce their environmental impact. As the…

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Eden Grinshpan, host of Top Chef Canada, has crafted a Toronto home that blends her culinary career with family life. This space serves as both a testing ground for new recipes and a haven for her husband, Ido Nivron, and their two daughters. Grinshpan's kitchen is designed to accommodate her professional needs while fostering family togetherness.
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iTaskApp Services - This Victorian-era Cabbagetown home is ‘drenched in charm’ with its original features. Will it sell at $1.78-million?
iTaskApp Services - This Victorian-era Cabbagetown home is ‘drenched in charm’ with its original features. Will it sell at $1.78-million?

This Victorian-era Cabbagetown home is ‘drenched in charm’ with its original features. Will it sell at $1.78-million? ​Eden Grinshpan, host of Top Chef Canada, has crafted a…

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In Canada, more families are joining forces to purchase larger homes due to soaring housing prices and limited affordability. This trend sees relatives pooling their resources to secure properties that would be unattainable individually. A recent Royal LePage survey indicates that 6% of Canadians co-own homes with someone other than a spouse, primarily driven by financial necessity.
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iTaskApp Services - Family needs a bigger home so members team up to buy a place
iTaskApp Services - Family needs a bigger home so members team up to buy a place

Family needs a bigger home so members team up to buy a place In Canada, more families are joining forces to purchase larger homes due to soaring housing prices and limited…

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