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Growing number looking to buy after saving more but seeing prices continue to climb

First-time home buyers feeling more confident: poll

Growing number looking to buy after saving more but seeing prices continue to climb

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Bank of Montreal slashes 5-year mortgage rate to 2.99 per cent

Thu Mar 27 2014

Finance minister Joe Oliver says he was called in advance to avoid any angst such as that caused former minister Jim Flaherty, who rebuked the bank.comments
Target Canada to open downtown anchor store in 2016

Thu Mar 20 2014

Target Canada is planning to open its biggest urban store in downtown Toronto, between the lake and Union Station.comments
First-time home buyers in Toronto plan to spend $408,300 on average: BMO

Tue Mar 18 2014

A Bank of Montreal report on first-time home buyers says the average budget has increased to $316,100, up from an average of $300,000 in last year's report.comments
Real estate association trims 2014 home sales forecast as year off to slow start

Mon Mar 17 2014

Canadian Real Estate Association trims its sales forecast for this year, as home sales rose only slightly in February compared with a month earlier.comments
Ottawa meddling, not high prices is main threat to Canadian housing: report

Wed Mar 12 2014

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Oxford Properties to buy 450 Park Ave. in midtown Manhattan

Tue Feb 25 2014

Toronto-based Oxford, an arm of Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System (OMERS), to pay $575 million (U.S.) or over $1,700 a square foot.comments

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