Greater Toronto realtors reported 6,564 sales in July – a 34 per cent dip from the record 9,967 sales reported in July 2009. New listings, at 10,825, dropped to the lowest level for the month of July since 2002. Without a doubt the real estate market in the greater Toronto area is facing a dip but that does not mean that it is moribund.
On the contrary, opportunities abound provided, of course, that you have access to the right kind of information and can bring the right kind of expertise to bear in your research and analysis.
This is where PIC excels by bringing together motivated individuals from across the board willing to work hard to make their real estate investment pay off. This cross-fertilisation of ideas, cash and tactics pays off by providing a support network which helps our real estate investors rise above the 'average' and find great deals even in tough markets.
