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The GTA new home market saw more typical activity levels in November, both in new home sales and new project openings, after a relatively strong October, the Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD) reports.

Wondering where Canada’s hottest housing markets are, as 2018 comes to a close and 2019 is just around the corner? Well, that all depends on who you ask.

With much of 2018 in the rear-view mirror, It’s been quite the year for the housing market in the GTA and elsewhere in Ontario. From sales and price fluctuations to supply concerns to rising housing costs. As 2019 approaches, here are five things we can learn from real estate in 2018.

Although the Greater Toronto Area housing market is somewhat in balanced territory, buyers and sellers are both up against the ropes.

Great Toronto Area average home prices continued their upward trajectory in November, rising 3.5 per cent year-over-year to $788,345, according to the Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB).

Despite the bad news this week that General Motors Canada plans to close assembly operations in Oshawa, there are some good home buying opportunities in the city and elsewhere in Durham Region.

The Ontario government says it is committed to a housing plan that makes more good quality places to live available for “the hardworking people of the province.”

In one fell swoop, General Motors Canada’s announcement on Nov. 25 that it plans to close all assembly operations in Oshawa, Ont. effectively has pushed housing there into a buyers’ market.

Davpart Inc. recently broke ground at Avro Condominiums, a 14-storey, 180-unit development located at 10 De Boers Dr., just north of Allen Road and Sheppard in Toronto.