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Commercial Bond Yields CMB 5 Year - 1.21% CANHOU 06/15/26 [-0.02]   ‌ 10 Year - 1.89% CANHOU 03/15/31 [-0.01]   10 Year - 2.00%* CANHOU 12/15/31 [-0.01]   *denotes interpolated rate GoC 5 Year - 0.92% CAN 0.25 03/01/26 [-0.01]   ‌ 10 Year - 1.49% CAN 0.50 12/01/30 [-]   ‌ 15 Year - 1.70%* CAN 12...

Commercial Bond Yields CMB 5 Year - 1.28%* CANHOU 06/15/26 [-0.03]   ‌ 10 Year - 1.94% CANHOU 03/15/31 [-0.03]   * denotes interpolated rate GoC 5 Year - 0.98% CAN 0.25 03/01/26 [-0.01]   ‌ 10 Year - 1.52% CAN 0.50 12/01/30 [-0.03]   ‌ 15 Year - 1.72%* CAN 12/01/35 [-0.01]   ‌ 20 Year - 1.85* CA...

Commercial Bond Yields CMB 5 Year - 0.70%* CANHOU 06/15/26 [+0.02]   ‌ 10 Year - 1.26% CANHOU 03/15/31 [+0.05]   * denotes interpolated rate GoC 5 Year - 0.44% CAN 0.50 09/01/25 [+0.03]   ‌ 10 Year - 0.91% CAN 0.50 12/01/30 [+0.11]   ‌ 15 Year - 1.09%* CAN 12/01/35 [+0.01]   ‌ 20 Year - 1.19* CA...

Term Posted Rate Preferred Rates 1yr (closed) 3.14 % 1.74 % 2yr (closed) 3.19 % 1.69 % 3yr (closed) 3.49 % 1.69 % 4yr (closed) 3.74 % 1.74 % 5yr (closed) 4.59 % 1.79 % 7yr (closed) 5.35 % 2.34 % 10yr (closed) 5.60 % 2.84 %

Commercial Bond Yields CMB 5 Year - 0.70%* CANHOU 06/15/26 [-0.01]   ‌ 10 Year - 1.20% CANHOU 03/15/31 [+0.01]   * denotes interpolated rate GoC 5 Year - 0.43% CAN 0.50 09/01/25 [-0.01]   ‌ 10 Year - 0.82% CAN 1.25 06/01/30 [+0.01]   ‌ 15 Year - 1.07%* CAN 12/01/35 [-]   ‌ 20 Year - 1.24* CAN 12...

Toronto and GTA Markets in December 2020 This is the recently released report of the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board concerning the December 2020 results:“January 6, 2021 – Despite an unprecedented year due to COVID-19, including necessary public health restrictions and uncertainty surrounding...

Commercial Bond Yields CMB 5 Year - 0.71%* CANHOU 06/15/26 [-0.02]   ‌ 10 Year - 1.14% CANHOU 03/15/31 [-0.01]   * denotes interpolated rate GoC 5 Year - 0.42% CAN 0.50 09/01/25 [-0.01]   ‌ 10 Year - 0.71% CAN 1.25 06/01/30 [-0.01]   ‌ 15 Year - 0.94%* CAN 12/01/35 [-0.01]   ‌ 20 Year - 1.09* CA...

What Happened to Caveat Emptor? What Happened to Caveat Emptor? For centuries, real estate transactions have been sold under the caveat emptor doctrine, that is: “Let the Buyer Beware”. More recently, this was upheld by the Supreme Court of Canada in Fraser-Reid v. Droumsekas (1981). However, it’...

Supreme Court Expands Upon Bhasin v. HrynewThe Supreme Court of Canada has had an opportunity to add to its decision in Bhasin v. Hrynew. A breach of the duty of honesty in contractual agreements may involve both: direct action, and/or C.M. Callow was a property maintenance company which had two ...

  Right to Withdraw Offer if Multiples Multiple Offers in the current real estate market are extremely common. Not every Buyer wants to participate. What it really means is that in order for your Offer to be selected you likely had to have a firm Offer. That meant “no conditions”. So, financing a...