The document summarizes real estate market data for Toronto C01 for the fourth quarter of 2011. It shows that there were 1,049 home sales in Toronto C01 for a total dollar volume of $465 million. The average home price was $443,524 and median was $385,850. Several neighborhoods within Toronto C01 are highlighted including Dufferin Grove which had 32 sales for an average price of $456,927.
The document summarizes housing market data for Toronto C01 and C02 communities for the fourth quarter of 2012. In Toronto C01, there were 727 existing home sales with an average price of $473,966 and median of $396,000. The Bay Street Corridor had the most sales at 90 homes. In Toronto C02, there were 150 existing home sales with an average price of $896,266 and median of $742,500. Yonge-St. Clair had the most sales of the communities at 31 homes. The report provides further details on housing prices, listings and other data for each community.
The document provides a summary of housing market data for July 2011 and year-to-date 2011 for different regions within Toronto West, including statistics on home sales, prices, new listings, and more. For example, in Toronto W01 in July 2011 there were 68 total home sales with an average price of $475,938. Year-to-date totals are also given to compare against monthly figures.
- The document provides housing market data for the City of Toronto East region for July 2011 and year-to-date 2011, including sales, dollar volumes, average and median prices, new and active listings, and average days on market.
- It includes this data broken down by home type (detached, semi-detached, condo townhouse, etc.) and for three specific areas within Toronto East: E01, E02, and E03.
- The data shows strong home sales in July 2011 for the Toronto East region overall as well as increases in most home types from year-to-date 2011.
- Housing sales in Toronto Central were lower in July 2011 compared to the previous year, with 409 sales and an average price of $429,415 compared to 2,924 sales and an average price of $429,623 for the same period in 2010.
- Detached homes sold for an average of $725,667, while condominium apartments averaged $411,862. The median prices were $384,900 for all home types and $369,900 for condominium apartments.
- New listings and active listings remained higher than sales in July 2011, with 751 new listings and 1,173 active listings for all home types.
Regional Housing Market Tables report housing data for York Region and Simcoe County for July 2012. In York Region, there were 1,341 total home sales in July with an average price of $592,478. For the year to date, there have been 10,843 home sales in York Region with an average price of $594,070. In Aurora, a municipality within York Region, there were 81 home sales in July with an average price of $582,473.
This document is AutoZone's 2003 annual report which provides financial highlights and discusses priorities and growth areas. Some key points:
- In fiscal year 2003, AutoZone achieved record sales of $5.5 billion, operating profit of $918 million, earnings per share of $5.34, and after-tax return on invested capital of 23.4%.
- The three growth priorities are the U.S. retail business, AZ Commercial business, and expanding into Mexico.
- The CEO highlights accomplishments in fiscal 2003 and discusses opportunities for continued growth in the industry, focusing on increasing market share and capturing unperformed maintenance.
- AutoZone aims to be the most exciting zone for vehicle solutions through innovation
The document summarizes housing market data for Toronto C01 and C02 communities for the fourth quarter of 2012. In Toronto C01, there were 727 existing home sales with an average price of $473,966 and median of $396,000. The Bay Street Corridor had the most sales at 90 homes. In Toronto C02, there were 150 existing home sales with an average price of $896,266 and median of $742,500. Yonge-St. Clair had the most sales of the communities at 31 homes. The report provides further details on housing prices, listings and other data for each community.
The document provides a summary of housing market data for July 2011 and year-to-date 2011 for different regions within Toronto West, including statistics on home sales, prices, new listings, and more. For example, in Toronto W01 in July 2011 there were 68 total home sales with an average price of $475,938. Year-to-date totals are also given to compare against monthly figures.
- The document provides housing market data for the City of Toronto East region for July 2011 and year-to-date 2011, including sales, dollar volumes, average and median prices, new and active listings, and average days on market.
- It includes this data broken down by home type (detached, semi-detached, condo townhouse, etc.) and for three specific areas within Toronto East: E01, E02, and E03.
- The data shows strong home sales in July 2011 for the Toronto East region overall as well as increases in most home types from year-to-date 2011.
- Housing sales in Toronto Central were lower in July 2011 compared to the previous year, with 409 sales and an average price of $429,415 compared to 2,924 sales and an average price of $429,623 for the same period in 2010.
- Detached homes sold for an average of $725,667, while condominium apartments averaged $411,862. The median prices were $384,900 for all home types and $369,900 for condominium apartments.
- New listings and active listings remained higher than sales in July 2011, with 751 new listings and 1,173 active listings for all home types.
Regional Housing Market Tables report housing data for York Region and Simcoe County for July 2012. In York Region, there were 1,341 total home sales in July with an average price of $592,478. For the year to date, there have been 10,843 home sales in York Region with an average price of $594,070. In Aurora, a municipality within York Region, there were 81 home sales in July with an average price of $582,473.
This document is AutoZone's 2003 annual report which provides financial highlights and discusses priorities and growth areas. Some key points:
- In fiscal year 2003, AutoZone achieved record sales of $5.5 billion, operating profit of $918 million, earnings per share of $5.34, and after-tax return on invested capital of 23.4%.
- The three growth priorities are the U.S. retail business, AZ Commercial business, and expanding into Mexico.
- The CEO highlights accomplishments in fiscal 2003 and discusses opportunities for continued growth in the industry, focusing on increasing market share and capturing unperformed maintenance.
- AutoZone aims to be the most exciting zone for vehicle solutions through innovation
Fiserv has experienced strong growth over its 20 year history, with revenues increasing at a 24% compounded annual rate and earnings per share growing at 21%. The company focuses on organic revenue growth through expanding existing client relationships and adding new clients by providing integrated solutions and value-added services. Fiserv's transaction processing expertise positions it well to capitalize on emerging trends in financial services and health plan management. The company's integration initiative aims to tightly integrate its technology platforms to better serve clients and drive organic growth.
This document summarizes the 2004 annual report of SYNNEX Corporation, a leading global IT supply chain services company. In fiscal year 2004, SYNNEX achieved record revenues of $5.31 billion and net income of $46.6 million. Key accomplishments included strong growth in the distribution business through increased sales representatives and market share gains. The contract assembly division also recovered with 150% revenue growth through new customers and product diversification. Operating income grew 36% to $79 million due to tight expense control.
Google reported strong financial results for Q4 2006 with revenue growth of 67% year-over-year and 19% quarter-over-quarter. International revenues grew 20% sequentially driven by growth in Germany and France. Google continued to invest heavily in employees, infrastructure, and strategic partnerships while maintaining operating margins over 30%. Looking ahead, Google will continue focusing on international expansion, innovation, and strengthening its ecosystem to drive further growth.
1) Constellation Brands is a leading producer and marketer of beverage alcohol brands in North America and the UK.
2) In 2002, Constellation Brands reported gross sales of $3.6 billion, net sales of $2.8 billion, operating income of $342 million, and net income of $136 million.
3) As the second largest supplier of wine, beer, and distilled spirits in the US, Constellation Brands has a broad portfolio of brands that provides opportunities to satisfy consumer preferences across multiple categories of beverage alcohol.
PETsMART reported strong financial results for 2003, with net sales growing 11.2% and earnings per share increasing to $0.95 from $0.63 in 2002. The company's pet services business continued expanding rapidly, with revenue growing 25.4% for the year. PETsMART opened 60 new stores in 2003 and plans to open 90 new stores in 2004, growing its annual square footage by about 12%. The company also remodeled existing stores and expanded its pet services like grooming and training to further differentiate the PETsMART brand.
- Century Aluminum reported financial results for the first quarter of 2009 with a net loss of $115 million compared to a net loss of $694 million in the fourth quarter of 2008.
- Operations have been impacted by weak end markets with plants performing safely though further capacity curtailments may be required to balance the aluminum market.
- The company has taken aggressive actions to reduce costs including full curtailment of the Ravenswood plant, curtailment of a potline at Hawesville, and production cuts at other facilities. Liquidity was also improved through an equity offering and tax refunds providing $267 million of cash on hand.
- While signs of potential market stabilization are emerging, the macro
Starbucks Corporation experienced strong financial growth from 1994 to 2004 as evidenced by increasing revenues, earnings, number of stores, and shareholders' equity over that period. In fiscal year 2004, Starbucks achieved record revenues and earnings, opened over 1,300 new stores globally, and saw its tenth consecutive year of double-digit comparable store sales growth. The company continued its strategy of rapid expansion, product innovation, and strengthening its ethical sourcing and social responsibility practices.
- Yahoo reported Q2 2009 financial results on July 21, 2009.
- Total revenue was $1.57 billion, down 13% year-over-year. However, revenue excluding traffic acquisition costs (Revenue ex-TAC) was $1.14 billion, down 16% year-over-year.
- Operating cash flow was $385 million, a 10% decrease from the previous year, representing 34% of Revenue ex-TAC.
Target Corporation's annual report for 2004 highlights the company's financial performance and strategic initiatives. Revenues grew 17% over the past 5 years to $46.8 billion in 2004. Earnings before interest and taxes grew 165% to $3.6 billion in the same period. The company sold its Mervyn's and Marshall Field's business units for $4.9 billion in pretax cash proceeds. Target also authorized a $3 billion share repurchase program. The report discusses Target's strategy of delivering quality, trend-right merchandise at compelling prices under its "Expect More. Pay Less." brand promise through product design, exclusive brands, store experience, and marketing campaigns. Target expects to operate about 2,000 stores by
Target Corporation reported strong financial results in 2003, with revenues reaching $48.2 billion, an increase of 10% from 2002. Net earnings grew 12% to $1.8 billion. Target opened 101 new stores in 2003, expanding its retail square footage by 8.8% as it pursued profitable growth. The annual report discusses Target's strategies to drive guest traffic and sales, such as focusing on consumable categories and offering exclusive design partnerships. It also outlines plans to continue expanding the Target store base and pursuing other initiatives to create value for shareholders.
Barnes & Noble had a successful fiscal year 1999, with record retail sales of $3.5 billion, a 16% increase from the previous year. The company opened 38 new superstores across the US and acquired Babbage's Etc., a leading video game and entertainment software retailer. Barnes & Noble's nearly 1,500 bookstores and 500 video game stores performed well, with comparable store sales increasing 6.1% and 12.5% respectively. The implementation of the BookMaster system connected Barnes & Noble stores to an inventory of over 3 million titles available for purchase and delivery.
Nordstrom reported strong financial results for fiscal year 2003, with net sales increasing 8.6% to $6.49 billion and net earnings increasing 169.2% to $242.8 million. The company saw improvements in key metrics like gross profit margin and inventory turnover. Nordstrom aims to further enhance the customer experience through new technologies like touchscreen registers and personal book software. The report discusses Nordstrom's focus on disciplined growth, delivering the right merchandise assortments to each store, and leveraging technology improvements to better serve customers and drive profitable growth.
The document summarizes real estate market data for the Toronto C01 and C02 communities for the fourth quarter of 2012. It provides statistics on home sales, prices, new listings, and inventory for each neighborhood. The average home sale price in Toronto C01 was $473,966, with a median of $396,000. Neighborhoods like Palmerston-Little Italy had higher average ($867,878) and median ($760,000) prices. Toronto C02 averaged $896,266 per home, with a $742,500 median. Casa Loma homes sold for an average of $1,041,814.
Real estate transactions in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) totaled 6,266 in February 2011, down 14% from the record in February 2010 but 50% higher than February 2009. The average selling price was $454,423, over 5% higher than February 2010. While sales numbers were lower than the previous year's record, market conditions remain tight with continued competition between home buyers promoting further price growth.
Fairborne Energy Ltd. is an oil and gas company focused on development in the Deep Basin of Alberta. It recently divested its dry natural gas assets and is now focused solely on liquids-rich opportunities. The company has over 200 net sections of land in the Harlech area, which is prospective for multiple zones including the Cardium and Wilrich formations. Fairborne aims to utilize its high-quality asset base and technical expertise to deliver strong production and netback levels in the current gas price environment.
Fairborne Energy Ltd. is an oil and gas company with production of 4,500 BOE/d, reserves of 23.1 MMBOE, and an estimated resource of 131 MMBOE in its Cardium assets. It has a large drilling inventory with over 1,000 gross locations identified. Fairborne has a $80 million bank line and $13 million working capital deficit, with management ownership of 5%. The company plans to increase production through an active drilling program in its Cardium and Wilrich horizons over the next year. Fairborne believes it is well positioned due to its large land position in multiple zones, low corporate decline rate, and competitive cost structure compared to its peers.
Cu, Sharry Mao, Roger Miljkovic, Alex Pareek, Naveena Riddle, John Charting ...John Riddle
Here are the key statistics from the employee sales data:
- There are 129 employees named Chris with sales numbers ranging from 0 to 99
- The average sales amount is 49.49570552
- The highest individual sales amount (max) is 100
- The lowest individual sales amount (min) is 0
Sales of residential properties in the Greater Toronto Area decreased 17% in the first two weeks of October 2010 compared to the same period in 2009. The average sale price of homes increased 7% to $444,644. While sales have decreased from record highs in late 2009 and early 2010, the market is balancing out and annual price growth remains positive.
This document discusses strategies for preserving affordable rental housing in Oregon. It identifies key challenges like financial performance issues, aging physical conditions, and expiring Low Income Housing Tax Credits. As project sponsors and funders, suggested actions include focusing on project revenues, maintaining good physical condition, and planning for long-term capital needs at the portfolio level. Systems changes are also needed like underwriting that considers long-term operating and capital costs, streamlining compliance processes, and policy support for recapitalizing properties to extend their affordability.
Cu, Sharry Mao, Roger Miljkovic, Alex Pareek, Naveena Riddle, John Charting ...John Riddle
The document shows an RRSP savings account with an annual deposit of $4,532.90 and interest rate of 3.5%. Over 10 years the amount grows from the initial $4,533 to $59,571 as interest is earned each year. A line graph depicts the steady increase in the RRSP value over the 10 year period as compound interest takes effect.
The document provides an overview of Autonomy's historical trading performance and shareholder ownership from 2006 to 2011. It shows that over this period:
- Autonomy's stock price ranged from £12-£20 per share on average trading volumes of 1,000s-20,000s shares per day. The current price is £14.78.
- Notable institutional shareholders include TIAA-CREF, Fidelity Investments, OppenheimerFunds and Schroders Investment Management, collectively owning over 30% of shares.
- Historical revenue and P/E multiples were typically in the range of 5-8x and 20-40x, currently at around 6x and 19x,
Fiserv has experienced strong growth over its 20 year history, with revenues increasing at a 24% compounded annual rate and earnings per share growing at 21%. The company focuses on organic revenue growth through expanding existing client relationships and adding new clients by providing integrated solutions and value-added services. Fiserv's transaction processing expertise positions it well to capitalize on emerging trends in financial services and health plan management. The company's integration initiative aims to tightly integrate its technology platforms to better serve clients and drive organic growth.
This document summarizes the 2004 annual report of SYNNEX Corporation, a leading global IT supply chain services company. In fiscal year 2004, SYNNEX achieved record revenues of $5.31 billion and net income of $46.6 million. Key accomplishments included strong growth in the distribution business through increased sales representatives and market share gains. The contract assembly division also recovered with 150% revenue growth through new customers and product diversification. Operating income grew 36% to $79 million due to tight expense control.
Google reported strong financial results for Q4 2006 with revenue growth of 67% year-over-year and 19% quarter-over-quarter. International revenues grew 20% sequentially driven by growth in Germany and France. Google continued to invest heavily in employees, infrastructure, and strategic partnerships while maintaining operating margins over 30%. Looking ahead, Google will continue focusing on international expansion, innovation, and strengthening its ecosystem to drive further growth.
1) Constellation Brands is a leading producer and marketer of beverage alcohol brands in North America and the UK.
2) In 2002, Constellation Brands reported gross sales of $3.6 billion, net sales of $2.8 billion, operating income of $342 million, and net income of $136 million.
3) As the second largest supplier of wine, beer, and distilled spirits in the US, Constellation Brands has a broad portfolio of brands that provides opportunities to satisfy consumer preferences across multiple categories of beverage alcohol.
PETsMART reported strong financial results for 2003, with net sales growing 11.2% and earnings per share increasing to $0.95 from $0.63 in 2002. The company's pet services business continued expanding rapidly, with revenue growing 25.4% for the year. PETsMART opened 60 new stores in 2003 and plans to open 90 new stores in 2004, growing its annual square footage by about 12%. The company also remodeled existing stores and expanded its pet services like grooming and training to further differentiate the PETsMART brand.
- Century Aluminum reported financial results for the first quarter of 2009 with a net loss of $115 million compared to a net loss of $694 million in the fourth quarter of 2008.
- Operations have been impacted by weak end markets with plants performing safely though further capacity curtailments may be required to balance the aluminum market.
- The company has taken aggressive actions to reduce costs including full curtailment of the Ravenswood plant, curtailment of a potline at Hawesville, and production cuts at other facilities. Liquidity was also improved through an equity offering and tax refunds providing $267 million of cash on hand.
- While signs of potential market stabilization are emerging, the macro
Starbucks Corporation experienced strong financial growth from 1994 to 2004 as evidenced by increasing revenues, earnings, number of stores, and shareholders' equity over that period. In fiscal year 2004, Starbucks achieved record revenues and earnings, opened over 1,300 new stores globally, and saw its tenth consecutive year of double-digit comparable store sales growth. The company continued its strategy of rapid expansion, product innovation, and strengthening its ethical sourcing and social responsibility practices.
- Yahoo reported Q2 2009 financial results on July 21, 2009.
- Total revenue was $1.57 billion, down 13% year-over-year. However, revenue excluding traffic acquisition costs (Revenue ex-TAC) was $1.14 billion, down 16% year-over-year.
- Operating cash flow was $385 million, a 10% decrease from the previous year, representing 34% of Revenue ex-TAC.
Target Corporation's annual report for 2004 highlights the company's financial performance and strategic initiatives. Revenues grew 17% over the past 5 years to $46.8 billion in 2004. Earnings before interest and taxes grew 165% to $3.6 billion in the same period. The company sold its Mervyn's and Marshall Field's business units for $4.9 billion in pretax cash proceeds. Target also authorized a $3 billion share repurchase program. The report discusses Target's strategy of delivering quality, trend-right merchandise at compelling prices under its "Expect More. Pay Less." brand promise through product design, exclusive brands, store experience, and marketing campaigns. Target expects to operate about 2,000 stores by
Target Corporation reported strong financial results in 2003, with revenues reaching $48.2 billion, an increase of 10% from 2002. Net earnings grew 12% to $1.8 billion. Target opened 101 new stores in 2003, expanding its retail square footage by 8.8% as it pursued profitable growth. The annual report discusses Target's strategies to drive guest traffic and sales, such as focusing on consumable categories and offering exclusive design partnerships. It also outlines plans to continue expanding the Target store base and pursuing other initiatives to create value for shareholders.
Barnes & Noble had a successful fiscal year 1999, with record retail sales of $3.5 billion, a 16% increase from the previous year. The company opened 38 new superstores across the US and acquired Babbage's Etc., a leading video game and entertainment software retailer. Barnes & Noble's nearly 1,500 bookstores and 500 video game stores performed well, with comparable store sales increasing 6.1% and 12.5% respectively. The implementation of the BookMaster system connected Barnes & Noble stores to an inventory of over 3 million titles available for purchase and delivery.
Nordstrom reported strong financial results for fiscal year 2003, with net sales increasing 8.6% to $6.49 billion and net earnings increasing 169.2% to $242.8 million. The company saw improvements in key metrics like gross profit margin and inventory turnover. Nordstrom aims to further enhance the customer experience through new technologies like touchscreen registers and personal book software. The report discusses Nordstrom's focus on disciplined growth, delivering the right merchandise assortments to each store, and leveraging technology improvements to better serve customers and drive profitable growth.
The document summarizes real estate market data for the Toronto C01 and C02 communities for the fourth quarter of 2012. It provides statistics on home sales, prices, new listings, and inventory for each neighborhood. The average home sale price in Toronto C01 was $473,966, with a median of $396,000. Neighborhoods like Palmerston-Little Italy had higher average ($867,878) and median ($760,000) prices. Toronto C02 averaged $896,266 per home, with a $742,500 median. Casa Loma homes sold for an average of $1,041,814.
Real estate transactions in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) totaled 6,266 in February 2011, down 14% from the record in February 2010 but 50% higher than February 2009. The average selling price was $454,423, over 5% higher than February 2010. While sales numbers were lower than the previous year's record, market conditions remain tight with continued competition between home buyers promoting further price growth.
Fairborne Energy Ltd. is an oil and gas company focused on development in the Deep Basin of Alberta. It recently divested its dry natural gas assets and is now focused solely on liquids-rich opportunities. The company has over 200 net sections of land in the Harlech area, which is prospective for multiple zones including the Cardium and Wilrich formations. Fairborne aims to utilize its high-quality asset base and technical expertise to deliver strong production and netback levels in the current gas price environment.
Fairborne Energy Ltd. is an oil and gas company with production of 4,500 BOE/d, reserves of 23.1 MMBOE, and an estimated resource of 131 MMBOE in its Cardium assets. It has a large drilling inventory with over 1,000 gross locations identified. Fairborne has a $80 million bank line and $13 million working capital deficit, with management ownership of 5%. The company plans to increase production through an active drilling program in its Cardium and Wilrich horizons over the next year. Fairborne believes it is well positioned due to its large land position in multiple zones, low corporate decline rate, and competitive cost structure compared to its peers.
Cu, Sharry Mao, Roger Miljkovic, Alex Pareek, Naveena Riddle, John Charting ...John Riddle
Here are the key statistics from the employee sales data:
- There are 129 employees named Chris with sales numbers ranging from 0 to 99
- The average sales amount is 49.49570552
- The highest individual sales amount (max) is 100
- The lowest individual sales amount (min) is 0
Sales of residential properties in the Greater Toronto Area decreased 17% in the first two weeks of October 2010 compared to the same period in 2009. The average sale price of homes increased 7% to $444,644. While sales have decreased from record highs in late 2009 and early 2010, the market is balancing out and annual price growth remains positive.
This document discusses strategies for preserving affordable rental housing in Oregon. It identifies key challenges like financial performance issues, aging physical conditions, and expiring Low Income Housing Tax Credits. As project sponsors and funders, suggested actions include focusing on project revenues, maintaining good physical condition, and planning for long-term capital needs at the portfolio level. Systems changes are also needed like underwriting that considers long-term operating and capital costs, streamlining compliance processes, and policy support for recapitalizing properties to extend their affordability.
Cu, Sharry Mao, Roger Miljkovic, Alex Pareek, Naveena Riddle, John Charting ...John Riddle
The document shows an RRSP savings account with an annual deposit of $4,532.90 and interest rate of 3.5%. Over 10 years the amount grows from the initial $4,533 to $59,571 as interest is earned each year. A line graph depicts the steady increase in the RRSP value over the 10 year period as compound interest takes effect.
The document provides an overview of Autonomy's historical trading performance and shareholder ownership from 2006 to 2011. It shows that over this period:
- Autonomy's stock price ranged from £12-£20 per share on average trading volumes of 1,000s-20,000s shares per day. The current price is £14.78.
- Notable institutional shareholders include TIAA-CREF, Fidelity Investments, OppenheimerFunds and Schroders Investment Management, collectively owning over 30% of shares.
- Historical revenue and P/E multiples were typically in the range of 5-8x and 20-40x, currently at around 6x and 19x,
Cu, Sharry Mao, Roger Miljkovic, Alex Pareek, Naveena Riddle, John Charting ...John Riddle
The document shows an RRSP savings account with an annual deposit of $4,532.90 and interest rate of 3.5%. Over 10 years the amount grows from the initial $4,533 to $59,571 due to compound interest. A line graph depicts the steady increase in the account balance over the 10 year period.
Ecolab is a global leader in cleaning, sanitizing, pest elimination, maintenance and repair products and services. It serves customers in over 160 countries across various industries including hospitality, foodservice, healthcare, industrial and commercial markets. Ecolab employs over 22,000 people worldwide and had $4.5 billion in net sales in 2005. It markets its products and services through the largest direct sales force in its industry.
The document provides an overview of the Atlanta office market in the fourth quarter of 2010. Key indicators show total inventory was 164.4 million square feet with an overall vacancy rate of 21.4%. Net absorption was positive 252,505 square feet. Average asking rent was $19.17 per square foot. Submarket statistics provide more detail on inventory, vacancy rates, and asking rents by location.
Ecolab is a leading global provider of cleaning, sanitizing, maintenance and repair products and services. It serves customers in over 160 countries across various industries such as hospitality, foodservice, healthcare, retail and industrial markets. In 2004, Ecolab reported net sales of $4.2 billion, an 11% increase over 2003. It continues to invest in innovative products and services to help customers improve their operations and protect their reputations.
This document provides financing details for a condo unit located at 3025 Finch Ave. W., #1008 in Toronto that is listed for sale at $229,000. It outlines the annual property taxes and monthly condo fees. It then shows financing options and costs for down payments of 20%, 15%, and 5% of the purchase price. For each option it lists the down payment amount, monthly mortgage payment, CMHC/GE insurance premium if applicable, and estimated total monthly carrying costs including taxes and condo fees. Finally, it provides estimates for the total land transfer tax and legal fees required for closing the sale.
The document provides market data for industrial, office, multifamily, and retail properties in Reno, Nevada for the fourth quarter of 2008. Some key points:
- For industrial properties, the average asking sale price per square foot was $122.63. Manufacturing buildings had the highest average size at 59,352 square feet.
- For office properties, the average asking sale price per square foot was $215.52. Office buildings had the highest average size at 10,848 square feet.
- For multifamily properties, garden/low-rise buildings had the highest median asking sale price at $887,000. Mid/high-rise buildings had the highest average number of units at 147.
The condominium apartment market in the Greater Toronto Area saw a moderate 1.7% year-over-year increase in average prices in the second quarter of 2013, despite a 6.1% decline in sales and a 2.4% increase in active listings compared to the same period in 2012. The TREB president noted that the condo market has fared well given the large number of new units completed in recent years. While active listings were up, new listings were down slightly which could lead to stronger price growth if that trend continues into the second half of the year. The average condo apartment price in the GTA was $347,896 in the second quarter of 2013.
This report provides a summary of real estate market statistics for various communities in Toronto for the first quarter of 2013. It shows the number of home transactions, average and median selling prices, number of new listings, sales to new listings ratio, average days on market, and average sale price to listing price ratio for each community. The statistics cover a range of housing types and neighborhoods in three regions of Toronto: Central, Northeast, and Midtown.
This document contains information about average monthly temperatures in Chico, California. It shows the average high and low temperatures for each month of the year in Fahrenheit. The highest average monthly high is 95 degrees Fahrenheit in July, while the lowest average monthly low is 35 degrees Fahrenheit in January and December. A line graph visually depicts the monthly temperature trends.
This document contains information about average monthly temperatures in Chico, California. It shows the average high and low temperatures for each month of the year in Fahrenheit. The highest average monthly high is 95 degrees Fahrenheit in July, while the lowest average monthly low is 35 degrees Fahrenheit in January and December. A line graph visually depicts the monthly temperature trends throughout the year.
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The document contains 9 charts and 1 table presented by the Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB). The charts show housing market trends in the Toronto region over time, including: monthly housing sales, new listings, sales to new listings ratio, average home prices from 2013-2016 and since 1995; and how the sales to new listings ratio correlates with price changes. The table calculates the percentage of average household income needed to cover mortgage payments, property taxes and utilities for the average priced home.
The document contains charts analyzing the housing market in Toronto from June 2016. It includes charts showing monthly MLS sales, new listings, sales-to-new listings ratio, average home price, and trends over time for these metrics from 2013 to 2016. It also contains a chart comparing the sales-to-new listings ratio to average annual price change and a chart analyzing housing affordability based on average household income.
The document contains charts analyzing the housing market in Toronto from April 2016. It includes charts showing monthly MLS sales, new listings, sales-to-new listings ratio, average home price, and trends over time for these metrics from 2013 to 2016. It also contains a chart comparing the sales-to-new listings ratio to average annual price change and a chart analyzing housing affordability based on average household income.
This document contains charts summarizing housing market trends in Toronto from 2013 to 2016. It shows monthly MLS sales, new listings, sales to new listings ratio, and average home prices for each year. It also includes longer term charts from 1995 onward for these metrics as well as trends lines. Finally, it charts the affordability of the average priced home as a share of average household income.
This document contains charts analyzing the housing market in Toronto from February 2016. It includes charts showing monthly MLS sales, new listings, sales-to-new listings ratio, average home price, and trends over time for these metrics from 2013 to 2016. Additional charts analyze how the sales-to-new listings ratio correlates with annual price changes and the share of average household income required for mortgage payments, property taxes and utilities on an average priced home in the GTA.
The document contains charts analyzing the housing market in Toronto from January 1995 to January 2016. It examines trends in monthly housing sales, new listings, average prices, and the ratio of sales to new listings. The charts compare current data to previous years and identify seasonal patterns. They also include moving averages to illustrate underlying trends. Overall, the document uses charts and data to analyze patterns in the Toronto housing market over recent decades.
The document contains charts summarizing housing market data from the Toronto Real Estate Board from November 2015. It includes charts showing monthly MLS sales, new listings, sales to new listings ratio, and average home prices over the past 3 years. It also includes longer term charts from 1995 showing sales, new listings, average prices, and trends over time. A final chart shows the estimated share of average household income needed for mortgage payments, property taxes and utilities on an average priced home in the GTA.
The document contains charts summarizing housing market data from the Toronto Real Estate Board from 1995 to 2015. It includes charts showing monthly MLS sales, new listings, average prices, and the sales to new listings ratio over time and compared to previous years. One chart shows how the ratio of sales to new listings correlates with annual price changes. Another estimates the percentage of average household income needed to cover mortgage, tax, and utility costs for an average priced home in the region.
The document contains charts summarizing housing market data from the Toronto Real Estate Board from 1995 to 2015. It includes charts showing monthly MLS sales, new listings, average prices, and the sales to new listings ratio over time. It also includes charts comparing these metrics to previous years and analyzing trends. The charts help examine seasonal patterns in the housing market and compare current data to historic trends.
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2. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C01 Community Breakdown
ALL HOME TYPES, FOURTH QUARTER 2011
SUMMARY OF EXISTING HOME TRANSACTIONS
TORONTO C01 COMMUNITY BREAKDOWN
Sales Dollar Volume Average Price Median Price New Listings Active Listings Avg. SP/LP Avg. DOM
Toronto C01 1,049 $465,256,480 $443,524 $385,850 1,594 819 99% 27
Dufferin Grove 32 $14,621,653 $456,927 $375,000 30 4 100% 24
Palmerston-Little Italy 32 $24,846,708 $776,460 $716,000 39 10 101% 15
University 8 $5,379,352 $672,419 $724,400 21 6 102% 17
Bay Street Corridor 124 $61,144,900 $493,104 $421,450 185 111 99% 26
Kensington-Chinatown 34 $14,444,650 $424,843 $363,500 40 17 99% 34
Trinity-Bellwoods 46 $28,752,145 $625,047 $598,500 63 23 101% 20
Little Portugal 20 $10,657,100 $532,855 $505,050 51 20 103% 19
Niagara 277 $110,047,657 $397,284 $364,000 407 169 99% 26
Waterfront Communities C1 476 $195,362,315 $410,425 $370,000 758 459 98% 30
The Islands 0 - - - 0 0 - -
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 1
3. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C01: Dufferin Grove
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
11
10 $709
$663
8
$370 $375
$296 $312
2
1
0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
11 125%
8 8 100% 100%
67%
3
0 0 0% 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
31 101% 99% 100%
23
20
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 2
4. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C01: Palmerston-Little Italy
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
16 $809 $845 $841
$761 $765
$657
$464 $453
7
5 4
0 0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
15 107%
88%
9 71%
8
7
44%
0 0 0% 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
18 18 99% 102% 102% 102%
16
14
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 3
5. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C01: University
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
4 $818 $840
3
$583 $564
1
0 0 0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
6 75% 80%
5
4 4
1 1 17%
0% 0% 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
107%
21 99%
18
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 4
6. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C01: Bay Street Corridor
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
122 $465
$420
0 0 0 2 0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
183
100%
67%
0 0 0 2 0 0% 0% 0% 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
26 99%
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 5
7. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C01: Kensington-Chinatown
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
25
$999
$902
$429 $381 $367 $345
6
3
0 0 0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
33
300%
150%
76%
2 3 2
0 0 0% 0% 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
37 104% 98%
34 97%
10
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 6
8. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C01: Trinity-Bellwoods
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
16
14 $870
$766
$720 $682 $711
$667
9 $581 $578
$497 $477
4 3
0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
150%
24
17 94%
75%
12 58%
8 50%
2
0 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
102% 102% 99% 100% 100%
23 24
22
19
12
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 7
9. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C01: Little Portugal
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
10 $541 $537 $523
$461
5
2 2
1
0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
25 100%
91%
63%
11
8 33%
6
1 8%
0 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
18 105% 103%
5
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 8
10. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C01: Niagara
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
235
$496 $505
$404 $394
$369 $358
38
0 0 4 0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
360
97%
65%
50%
39
0 0 8 0 0% 0% 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
26 102% 99% 99%
23
11
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 9
11. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C01: Waterfront Communities C1
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
469
$560
$481
$409
$370
0 0 2 5 0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
751
200%
125%
62%
0 1 1 4 1 0% 0% 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
30 98% 98%
18
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 10
12. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C01: The Islands
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
0 0 0 0 0 0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
0 0 0 0 0 0 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 11
13. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C02 Community Breakdown
ALL HOME TYPES, FOURTH QUARTER 2011
SUMMARY OF EXISTING HOME TRANSACTIONS
TORONTO C02 COMMUNITY BREAKDOWN
Sales Dollar Volume Average Price Median Price New Listings Active Listings Avg. SP/LP Avg. DOM
Toronto C02 186 $189,904,136 $1,020,990 $743,750 295 166 98% 28
Yonge-St. Clair 44 $41,339,100 $939,525 $853,000 55 12 100% 18
Casa Loma 27 $31,301,400 $1,159,311 $1,100,000 61 48 96% 40
Wychwood 24 $13,546,100 $564,421 $567,500 30 8 103% 27
Annex 91 $103,717,536 $1,139,753 $884,000 149 98 98% 30
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 12
14. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C02: Yonge-St. Clair
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
25 $1,554
$1,420
$1,091 $1,060
10 $646 $650
6
2 1 0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
35
200%
12 83% 71%
67%
50%
3 3 2 0 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
22 101% 101% 98%
20
11
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 13
15. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C02: Casa Loma
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
12
$1,916
$1,697
8
$1,225 $1,190
$824
3 $598
2 2
0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
36 150%
100%
15 53%
40% 33%
5
2 1 2 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
54 95% 99% 97%
49
19
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 14
16. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C02: Wychwood
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
13
$646
$606 $581 $560
8
2
1
0 0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
17
200%
11
100%
73% 76%
1 0 0 1 0% 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
44 102% 104%
9
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 15
17. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C02: Annex
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
47
$1,456 $1,458
$1,271
$1,095 $1,095
$949
$858 $805
20 $738
$665
10 11
3
0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
102 154%
138%
71%
46%
14 30%
13 8 10
2 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
45 99% 99% 101% 98% 96%
33 31
27
19
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 16
18. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C03 Community Breakdown
ALL HOME TYPES, FOURTH QUARTER 2011
SUMMARY OF EXISTING HOME TRANSACTIONS
TORONTO C03 COMMUNITY BREAKDOWN
Sales Dollar Volume Average Price Median Price New Listings Active Listings Avg. SP/LP Avg. DOM
Toronto C03 127 $107,256,457 $844,539 $530,000 185 89 99% 27
Humewood-Cedarvale 23 $16,465,169 $715,877 $714,000 27 4 105% 16
Oakwood-Vaughan 44 $19,976,201 $454,005 $436,600 68 30 99% 27
Forest Hill South 45 $58,601,787 $1,302,262 $661,000 70 50 96% 34
Yonge-Eglinton 15 $12,213,300 $814,220 $718,800 20 5 102% 22
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 17
19. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C03: Humewood-Cedarvale
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
12 $917
$854
8 $582 $546
2
1
0 0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
15
200%
9
80% 89%
50%
2
1
0 0 0% 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
18 104% 108%
16
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 18
20. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C03: Oakwood-Vaughan
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
31 $470
$448
$415 $407
13
0 0 0 0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
46
67%
59%
22
0 0 0 0 0% 0% 0% 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
30 98% 102%
20
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 19
21. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C03: Forest Hill South
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
22 $2,352
19
$1,885
$518 $444
3 $316 $321
1 0 0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
32 32
100%
69%
59% 60%
5
1 0 0 0% 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
45 96% 98% 99%
39
26
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 20
22. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C03: Yonge-Eglinton
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
6 $1,084
5 $971
$687 $715
2 2
0 0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
12
200% 200%
6
83%
50%
1 1
0 0 0% 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
100% 106%
12
10
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 21
23. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C04 Community Breakdown
ALL HOME TYPES, FOURTH QUARTER 2011
SUMMARY OF EXISTING HOME TRANSACTIONS
TORONTO C04 COMMUNITY BREAKDOWN
Sales Dollar Volume Average Price Median Price New Listings Active Listings Avg. SP/LP Avg. DOM
Toronto C04 224 $238,443,692 $1,064,481 $967,500 350 143 100% 24
Englemount-Lawrence 32 $19,826,300 $619,572 $521,000 57 32 96% 32
Bedford Park-Nortown 75 $90,984,797 $1,213,131 $1,215,000 143 72 98% 28
Lawrence Park North 61 $60,347,715 $989,307 $881,000 72 7 103% 14
Lawrence Park South 39 $55,024,980 $1,410,897 $1,360,000 54 18 99% 22
Forest Hill North 17 $12,259,900 $721,171 $601,000 24 14 101% 30
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 22
24. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C04: Englemount-Lawrence
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
18 $837
$683
12
$351 $345
0 1 0 1
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
31 58% 55%
50% 50%
22
2 2
0 0 0% 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
33
96% 96%
25
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 23
25. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C04: Bedford Park-Nortown
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
64
$1,334
$1,261
$512
$435
11
0 0 0 0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
112 57%
41%
27
1 1 2 0 0% 0% 0% 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
28 28 98% 99%
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 24
26. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C04: Lawrence Park North
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
46
$1,052
$919 $940
$707 $712
$500
10
4
0 1 0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
54
100% 100%
85%
77%
13
1 4
0 0 0% 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
104% 104% 99%
22
15
7
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 25
27. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C04: Lawrence Park South
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
31
$1,592
$1,405
$623 $610
7
1 0 0 0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
41 76%
58%
12
0 1 0 0 0% 0% 0% 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
42 99% 99%
15
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
Fourth Quarter 2011 26
28. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C04: Forest Hill North
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
8
$1,241 $1,250
7
1 1 $202 $192
0 0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
14 100% 100%
88%
8 57%
1 1
0 0 0% 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
40 102% 98%
24
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
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29. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C06 Community Breakdown
ALL HOME TYPES, FOURTH QUARTER 2011
SUMMARY OF EXISTING HOME TRANSACTIONS
TORONTO C06 COMMUNITY BREAKDOWN
Sales Dollar Volume Average Price Median Price New Listings Active Listings Avg. SP/LP Avg. DOM
Toronto C06 59 $36,642,850 $621,065 $568,000 89 49 99% 31
Bathurst Manor 24 $13,665,070 $569,378 $575,000 43 21 99% 26
Clanton Park 35 $22,977,780 $656,508 $557,000 46 28 98% 35
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
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30. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C06: Bathurst Manor
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
16
$691
$625
7 $319 $325
0 0 1 0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
28 57%
47%
15
0 0 0 0 0% 0% 0% 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
36 99% 98%
20
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
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31. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C06: Clanton Park
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
20 $889
$721
15
$347 $336
0 0 0 0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
29 88%
69%
17
0 0 0 0 0% 0% 0% 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
46 98% 99%
26
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
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32. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C07 Community Breakdown
ALL HOME TYPES, FOURTH QUARTER 2011
SUMMARY OF EXISTING HOME TRANSACTIONS
TORONTO C07 COMMUNITY BREAKDOWN
Sales Dollar Volume Average Price Median Price New Listings Active Listings Avg. SP/LP Avg. DOM
Toronto C07 268 $138,557,456 $517,005 $394,500 383 152 99% 24
Westminster-Branson 57 $20,829,600 $365,432 $309,000 71 23 97% 23
Newtonbrook West 80 $45,614,379 $570,180 $570,000 111 52 99% 22
Willowdale West 79 $38,244,500 $484,108 $374,000 125 45 99% 27
Lansing-Westgate 52 $33,868,977 $651,326 $649,900 76 32 100% 21
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
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33. Toronto Real Estate Board Toronto C07: Westminster-Branson
Average Selling Price
Number of Transactions* Average/Median Selling Price (,000s)* Median Selling Price
34 $709 $710
$465 $472
$353 $363
$264 $271
9 9
4
1 0
Number of New Listings* Sales-to-New Listings Ratio*
45
100%
90% 90%
80% 76%
10 10
5
1 0 0%
Average Days on Market* Average Sale Price to List Price Ratio*
26 27 97% 98% 98% 97%
22
17
*The source for all slides is the Toronto Real Estate Board.
Some statistics are not reported when the number of transactions is two (2) or less.
Statistics are updated on a monthly basis. Quarterly community statistics in this report may not match quarterly sums calculated from past TREB publications.
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