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  • Costco Wasaga Beach

    Costco Wasaga Beach

    Costco Wasaga Beach is scheduled to open on November 21, 2026, at 345 Lyons Ct in Wasaga Beach, Ontario. The grocery store represents a notable addition to the local area.

    For people following neighbourhood updates, new amenities and planned openings can be useful details when exploring Wasaga Beach, Ontario. This location adds another point of interest to keep in mind when considering the community.

    If you are thinking about buying or selling in Wasaga Beach, Ontario, local updates can help provide context as you evaluate different areas. Message me to talk about your move.

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  • Canada Homes Get Slightly More Affordable | #wasagabeachhomes #collingwoodhomes #thornburyhomes

    It’s encouraging to see a slight improvement in housing affordability across Canada this past quarter—ownership costs reached about 53% of median household income by late Q2, nudging down by around 0.5 points nationwide. While the numbers show only a modest easing, it’s a welcome shift for anyone weighing their next move. Most of this change comes from stable home prices, rather than any dramatic reset, so the impact varies by city. Vancouver and Toronto saw the biggest drops in costs, but cities like Regina, Saskatoon, and Winnipeg actually experienced small price increases, reminding us that no two markets move in lockstep.

    In Alberta, Calgary and Edmonton held steady with slight easing, though both remain above their long-term affordability averages—buyers there still feel the pressure. Even in Edmonton, which continues to rank among the most affordable major markets, affordability challenges persist and can keep some folks on the sidelines.

    Having guided buyers through all kinds of markets here in Wasaga Beach, I know just how personal these numbers become. Every community has its own story behind the data. If you’re sorting through the possibilities, you deserve advice grounded in real experience and a clear reading of what’s happening on the ground.

  • Recent market differences

    Recent market differences

    In my Wasaga Beach practice, I’m seeing a clear price gap across housing types. For August–October 2026, the median detached-home price was $638,000, compared with $511,000 for townhouses and $415,000 for condos.

    Townhouses were $127,000 below detached homes, while condos were approximately $223,000 lower. These figures provide a useful starting point for buyers comparing space, maintenance responsibilities, and entry cost across housing types.

    The median alone does not determine whether a home is the right fit. Location, condition, fees, and intended use can all influence the comparison, so buyers should review the details of each property carefully.

    If you’re comparing detached homes, townhouses, and condos in Wasaga Beach, message me to talk about your move.

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  • Home Prices Set for Stability by 2027, Says Marion

    Home Prices Set for Stability by 2027, Says Marion

    Canadian home prices are expected to stabilize in 2027 after a 4% decline in 2026, despite weak population growth. Rising construction costs and labor shortages, driven by government infrastructure investments and increased demand for construction workers, will limit further price declines. The construction industry faces significant workforce constraints, potentially requiring over one million new workers by 2030. Prices may weaken in Vancouver but should stabilize nationally.

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  • Homebuyers Can Qualify for Up to $130,000 in Rebates

    Homebuyers Can Qualify for Up to $130,000 in Rebates

    For first-time buyers considering a new home purchase up to $1 million, it’s important to be aware of the significant rebates available—federal GST/HST rebates can reach up to $50,000 and Ontario adds another $80,000, for a total of $130,000. However, the timing and eligibility of these rebates play a crucial role in your overall financing and closing costs. Over the years, I’ve seen how understanding these details can make a real difference in planning your purchase and avoiding last-minute surprises. My commitment to my clients has always been to provide honest, detailed guidance so you can move forward with confidence at every step of your real estate journey.

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  • Ask First, Offer Confidently

    Ask First, Offer Confidently

    Clarify Your Priorities: List the features, location details and home qualities that matter most before viewing properties in Wasaga Beach, Ontario.
    Review The Home: Ask about the property’s condition, updates, inclusions and any details that could affect your decision before making an offer.
    Plan Your Offer: Discuss your preferred conditions, timeline and offer strategy with Sanjay so you can move forward with a clear plan.
    Ready to explore a Wasaga Beach, Ontario home? Message me to talk about your move.

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  • Over 3400 sq ft bungalow of living space with 3 bedrooms and 3 baths on 1/2 acre lot in a very sought after Wasaga Sands Community

    Welcome to this beautiful and spacious bungalow located in the highly sought-after Wasaga Sands community. Offering 3 bedrooms and3bathrooms, this home boasts over 2,100 sq. ft. of main floor living space designed for comfort and functionality.Set on a generous half-acrelot,the property features a serene backdrop of lush, mature trees – perfect for enjoying privacy and nature. Relax or entertain on the largebackyardpatio, or start your mornings on the charming covered front porch with your coffee in hand.Inside, you'll find a bright, open layout withplenty ofwindows that bathe the space in natural light. An all-season sunroom offers a cozy retreat year-round, ideal for relaxing or hosting guests.The double car garage and extra-wide driveway provide ample parking for family and visitors. The partially finished basement adds another 1,330sq. ft. of versatile space, including a sitting area, pool table room, workout room, and a full bathroom-making it perfect for entertaining or extended family living.This home is the perfect blend of elegance, space, and comfort in a peaceful, prestigious neighbourhood.

  • Monthly Housing Starts and Other Construction Data Tables

    Monthly Housing Starts and Other Construction Data Tables

    Housing starts in Canada showed a slight 0.6% increase to 250,411 units in September 2026, with actual starts down 11% year-over-year in areas with populations over 10,000. Year-to-date starts fell 4% compared to 2025. Montréal saw an 8% decline in multi-unit starts, Vancouver a 6% rise, and Toronto remained flat. The total seasonally adjusted annualized rate rose 3% to 248,896 units. Data reflect new home construction activity and supply conditions.

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  • Canadian Home Sales Adjust About 5% in 2026 | #wasagabeachhomnes #collingwoodhomes #thornburyhomes

    A bank economist cut Canada's housing forecast, expecting home sales to ↓~5% in 2026 as higher government bond yields keep fixed mortgage costs elevated.
    Avg. Canadian home prices are projected to stay roughly flat in 2026, then edge up by <2% in 2027 rather than rebound sharply.
    The revised outlook kept 5-yr Canada bond yields near the mid-3% range through Late-Q4, with a gradual decline expected across 2027 overall.
    Ontario and British Columbia were expected to see sales improve in 2027, while Alberta was expected to lead Canadian price growth overall.
    The modest recovery depended on bond yields starting to ease in Late-Q4, alongside the central bank holding policy steady through 2027 overall.