Timing the Oakville real estate market?

Sitting on the sidelines waiting for "the crash"? It already happened. Back in 2017 most people thought that real estate was grossly overpriced and detached from reality. The reality is we will never see prices that low again and that was just 5 years ago. Like the sad but true joke in real estate:

Where might the prices be headed?

Momentum swings are a funny thing. When everything seems to be headed in one direction with great force and conviction, along comes something to set it off course and reverse it. Take for example a hockey game where the home team is losing and the coach puts out his toughest line with a pugilist or

Have increased mortgage rates made housing more expensive in Oakville, Milton, and Burlington?

Oakville's average selling price went up from June to July by 6% to $1,524,000 and is up 7% from last July, but down 16% from it's peak in March.   Milton's average selling price went down by 1.7% from June to $1,082,214 which is up by 6% from last July but down 20% from it's peak in February.   Bur