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Are you not sure what to do with your knowledge of sold prices in Toronto?

You’ve jumped on SoldHistory.ca and found plenty of helpful information on homes that have got purchased in the various suburbs around the city. From properties in Hamiltion going for $600,000 to places Forest Hill going for over two million, the database provides you with everything you need to know about successful real estate sales.

In Canada, it used to be very difficult to find sold data for a real estate listing. It was against the law for any brokerage or agent to publish information about a home that had been sold, including how much was paid for it. To learn more about a home’s sold value, you used to have to work with a real estate agent or the government.

Luckily, things have changed and it’s now simple and easy to find out how much a house sold for in Toronto, and we’re going to show you how.

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Toronto Real Estate Market Report

Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) has been pushing for Transparency.

Prices Starting To Stabilize

We have been noticing good activity recently in all parts of the GTA, sales are starting to increase as buyers are viewing homes and making purchases.

Answer: January & February

Why Though?

We are pleased to introduce SoldHistory.ca a new online platform that empowers buyers and sellers in today's Toronto real estate market.

A recent court ruling from the Government of Canada makes it possible to view sold data from the Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB).

The sold data is now available to the public.  You can access it by registering on the website.