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Q&A: Nathan Levinson talks Canadian housing trends

Source: SiteNews Levinson founded Royal York in his car after dropping out of school. Now it manages more than $10 billion in assets. Nathan Levinson is the president and founder of Royal York, a massive property management company based in Toronto. They manage tens of thousands of units and more
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Toronto housing market cools in August amid rising borrowing costs: TRREB

Home sales decline, average selling price remains flat Home sales in the Toronto area declined on a year-over-year basis in August while the average selling price remained flat, as rising borrowing costs continued to weigh on the region’s real estate market. Though the MLS Home Price Index and average prices inched up 2.5 per
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The New Era of Property Management and Its Emerging Trends

Source: Grit Daily The world of property management has undergone significant transformations over the years. Traditional models, often characterized by face-to-face interactions and paperwork, are gradually giving way to more streamlined, technology-driven methods. This evolution, witnessed in enterprises like Royal York Property Management (RYPM) under the leadership of Nathan Levinson,
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Royal York Property Management gives us 5 tips for when you are looking to rent in Toronto.

Major cities in Ontario have seen their average rent prices rise astronomically during the past year. As Toronto is still emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic and rising interest rates, renters are finding more competition that ever to secure a place to rent at an affordable rent. Combined with the influx
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Average Toronto Rent Now $525 More Expensive Than it Was a Year Ago

Toronto rent prices continued their months-long climb in July, now sitting $525 above where they were at the same time last year. A new report from TorontoRentals.com and Bullpen Research & Consulting found that Toronto’s average rent price jumped a whopping 6.2% from June to July, to its new average of $2,667