Category: Housing Market

Even though the national picture for home sales contracts looked a bit chilly in January, I’ve noticed some real pockets of warmth where buyers are actively signing on the dotted line. According to data from the National Association of REALTORS® …Read more  »

Looking for the best places to invest in single-family rentals? You've come to the right place! Based on a report by ATTOM, the top 10 counties for buying single-family rentals offer a sweet spot of wage growth and attractive rental …Read more  »

Let's dive into what might be the biggest topic on many minds right now: housing prices. If you're a homeowner, thinking about selling, or a hopeful buyer, listen up! The word on the street, from a top economist at the …Read more  »

So, you're looking at Rent to Retirement (RTR) and wondering if their promise of "passive" real estate investing is the golden ticket to financial freedom. After digging through countless reviews and industry insights, I can tell you that RTR offers …Read more  »

Here at Norada Real Estate Investments, we're always looking ahead, trying to peek behind the curtain of what's coming next in the housing market. We talk about houses, money, and what makes a good deal. Today, we're going to share …Read more  »

The Ontario real estate market is expected to remain fairly flat over the next year or two, with some ups and downs along the way, before beginning a slow and steady climb. This isn’t a huge crash, but it’s also …Read more  »

Early forecasts suggest 2026 could mark the most buyer-friendly housing market in years — or at least a return to balance after an extended seller-dominated stretch. Analysts point to slightly lower mortgage rates and a gradual rise in available homes …Read more  »

The housing market in 2026 is expected to improve gradually, offering relief to buyers, sellers and renters after several volatile years. While mortgage rates are likely to remain higher than pre-pandemic norms, stronger wage growth and a slow increase in …Read more  »

Housing experts say 2026 could mark the beginning of a long-awaited real estate rebound — but not the kind of sudden boom many buyers remember. Instead, economists expect a gradual recovery driven by easing mortgage rates, improving affordability and a …Read more  »