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Grand Arrival of Friends, Family & Clients to @charissarealty Family Picnic.

It was a beautiful afternoon of family, community, laughter and connection at the Charissa Realty Family Picnic

Beyond finding houses, it’s moments like these that remind us what truly makes a place feel like HOME ; the people, the memories and the community we build around us. 🏡

From the Games, to the Raffle Draws, to great conversations, food and plenty of laughter, Charissa Realty brought families together for an afternoon to simply pause, connect and have fun.

Because sometimes, the best relationships are built beyond business. ❤️

🎥 Event Coverage @softcanada
Catering @bunmiolobespecial @focemfoods.ca

📍Coronation Park, Oakville
August 23, 2026

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A beautiful afternoon of family, community, laughter and connection at the Charissa Realty Family Picnic @charissarealty

Beyond finding houses, it’s moments like these that remind us what truly makes a place feel like HOME ; the people, the memories and the community we build around us. 🏡

From the Games, to the Raffle Draws, to great conversations, food and plenty of laughter, Charissa Realty brought families together for an afternoon to simply pause, connect and have fun.

Because sometimes, the best relationships are built beyond business. ❤️

🎥 Event Coverage @softcanada
Catering @bunmiolobespecial @focemfoods.ca

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Canada’s housing market showed early signs of recovery in October, with national home sales rising 0.9% from September, according to the Canadian Real Estate Association. But activity is still 4.3% lower than last year, reminding us that buyers remain cautious despite improving conditions.

The month saw 42,068 homes sold, and while prices edged down 1.1% year-over-year, CREA says the overall trend since April points to a gradual rebound. Still, experts note that buyers are hesitating. Even with variable mortgage rates at their lowest in over three years, many remain unsure due to economic uncertainty and slower demand.

New listings also dipped 1.4%, though total inventory is 7.2% higher than last year, giving buyers more choice.
With sales rising in seven provinces and interest rates now near stimulative levels, CREA expects stronger momentum through winter and into 2026.

#CanadaRealEstate #HousingMarket #CREA #MarketUpdate #HomeSalesCanada #RealEstateInsights #CanadianHousing #InterestRates #HousingTrends #MortgageNews #EconomyUpdate #GTARealEstate #MortgageCyclist #MortgagesbyTunene #CharissaRealty

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York Region Housing Market Update – October 2025

According to the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board, the average home price in York Region reached $1.23 million in October-up 4.6% from September but still 5.8% lower than a year ago.

There were 1,050 homes sold after an average of 32 days on the market, while active listings rose 17% year-over-year, giving buyers more options.

Detached homes averaged $1.53M, up slightly month-over-month, while semi-detached homes averaged $1.03M, showing a modest decline. Attached homes and townhouse-style condos saw small price gains, while apartment-style condos dipped to $618,601.

Overall, the market reflects a balanced yet cautious environment with some price recovery from late summer but continued year-over-year softness. Buyers who are financially ready can benefit from more inventory, negotiating power, and lower borrowing costs.

If you’re exploring opportunities in York Region, I can help you navigate today’s conditions with confidence.

#YorkRegionRealEstate #MarketUpdate #MortgagesByTunene #MortgageAdvice #HomeBuyingTips #RealEstateCanada #MortgageBroker #YorkRegionHomes #HousingMarket #FinancialWellness #MortgageCyclist #MortgagesbyTunene #CharissaRealty

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With the impact of U.S. trade actions on growth and inflation now clearer, the Bank of Canada has resumed its standard outlook for both the global and Canadian economies in this Monetary Policy Report (MPR).

However, with U.S. trade policy still highly unpredictable, the forecast carries a wider-than-usual margin of risk.
Although the global economy has shown resilience through the historic rise in U.S. tariffs, the effects are now becoming more visible.

Trade flows are shifting, investment confidence is softening in several countries, and ongoing tensions continue to weigh on growth.
As outlined in the MPR, global economic growth is expected to slow from roughly 3.25% in 2025 to about 3% in both 2026 and 2027.

#BankOfCanada #InterestRates #EconomicUpdate #GlobalMarkets #CanadianEconomy #InflationOutlook #TradePolicy #FinanceNews #MacroEconomics #MarketInsights #mortgagesbytunene #CharissaRealty

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