The Market with Mats Moy
Category: GTA
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The Bank of Canada’s next move is set to impact over a million homeowners in the GTA as mortgage renewals hit record highs. Here’s what to watch for, the pitfalls most people overlook, and how the new rates could affect your neighbourhood.
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Buyers in Mississauga are no longer stampeding toward the lowest price. They’re spotting risks, questioning houses with too many issues, and making decisions that penalise even small red flags. This is what changed in the Mississauga real estate market.
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The Briarwood Homes case left 142 GTA buyers out $18 million and exposed a gaping hole in Ontario’s new-build protections. Here’s what actually went wrong and what this means for the risks you face as a GTA pre-construction buyer.
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GTA housing market tariffs are not a shortcut to cheaper homes. Here’s what tariffs on building materials and imports actually mean for prices, construction, and your next move in the GTA.
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A new Ontario court ruling could seriously change how buyers look at renovated homes in the GTA. If you’ve recently improved your property or plan to sell, you need to know how this affects buyer confidence and your responsibilities.
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Peel Region, including Mississauga, Brampton, and Caledon, is seeing a spring market with more listings and rising sales but falling prices. Sellers are losing pricing power while buyers still hesitate, forcing tough choices on both sides.
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A $50,000 GST rebate for first time buyers in the GTA is here, but most people do not even realise it exists. Learn how the rebate works, who qualifies, what you actually get back, and what waiting could cost you.
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A real-life GTA condo shows what happens when tenant damage meets a soft selling market. Learn how even break-even is tough now and why sellers are rethinking their approach.
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Mississauga condo fees near Square One keep rising, but what does that actually mean for buyers and owners? This post breaks down real fee histories across five Mississauga condos, uncovers hidden hikes in maintenance charges, and shows why not all ‘high’ fees are truly risky. See the numbers and what to watch for on your…
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2025 brought new losses to GTA’s freehold market, with some neighbourhoods seeing steeper drops than others. Here’s where the biggest declines happened, the stories behind those numbers, and how to make sense of this year’s changing real estate landscape.