Zero impact in Toronto.. it actually fueled the real estate market lowering the interest rates.. more buyers than ever.. semi-detached "one side of duplex" minimum $800k all original 60 year old homes..

I learned from some pros how to flip houses long distance (I live in Toronto, but over the last year I've done a flip in Orlando and several in Chicago).

Seattle was great since Microsoft was already here + the University of Washington is a top 10 CS school and it was a bit more palatable for bay area residents to make the move up here.A few articles have already pointed this out, but my money would be on Toronto since Canada doesn't have our visa/H1B problems.

As I was reading along and saw 10k renos..I though 'Ya right, not even in Toronto, in a sucky part of town" glad you did the thorough research and investigating.thank you for sharing!

Hi, A couple of days ago, I read about the refugee claims in Toronto .

8 in Toronto ON.

Looking at fix/flipping a SFH in Toronto.

I have found that in the larger market in Toronto it is very rare to do a RTO, Most of my properties are in the suburbs of Toronto.

Toronto Canada just passed its new peak last year 2017 and start cooling down after enjoying a 20 years real estate boom.Using the 18 years real estates cycle for America from this link, our next peak/crash shall be here around year 2023.https://www.extension.harvard.edu/inside-extension/how-use-real-estate-trends-predict-next-housing-bubbleFrom now - year 2018 to year 2023, housing market still have a lot of room to grow a lot higher.

I think every situation is unique.For us, we sold our house in Toronto and moved to Florida last summer.