Highest in the past is July last year which might be inline with your prediction.

I believe the tax rate will drop some, but local government has increased the budget, so I predict the tax rate will not be much lower than 2021. 

While appreciation can be great in the long run, it's harder to predict and relies heavily on market conditions.

Hi all, I am looking for advice from those of you with more experience than myself.Does anyone have recommendations for websites that show predicted real estate prices over the next year or so?

I have always found Airbnb's fees to be much more transparent and predictable.

However, it's difficult to predict exactly what the market will look like in the future.Some potential questions to consider include:Will home prices continue to rise at the same rate, or will there be a slowdown or even a decline?

Many project oriented businesses (non-RE) cannot predict where their next contract will come from, yet they are still very viable and sustaining businesses.

I agree with your predictions of many investors leaving the city if this kind of thing were to pass.

The red flag for me is: If you're paying full market value (or perhaps even a premium), how will you conventionally refinance in the 16 month time frame (clock starts May 2018), especially if there's a downturn like lots of folk are predicting?

Yet so much more comes into the equation including the ability to finance it in a smaller centre, and would the rents really be as high as he is predicting, appreciation rate lower in small town etc.I have recommended that he consider Kitchener or Waterloo or London even instead.