April 4, 2025, 9:20 am
Developments in Hamilton’s real estate scene are highlighted by the launch of the Rebecca Condos project, which is capturing investor and buyer attention amid tough Toronto market trends. The project offers more affordable preconstruction opportunities, potentially shifting conventional market dynamics in the competitive condominium landscape.
Hamilton's soft preconstruction market offers buyers and investors a standout opportunity with affordable prices compared to Toronto. Rosehaven Homes launches Rebecca Condominiums, a 477-unit, 29-storey tower in Hamilton’s Beasley neighbourhood, banking on the city's growth potential.
A CIBC and Urbanation report found that 82% of GTA condo investors with mortgages lost money in H1 2024, up from 52% in 2022, which is impacting pre-construction sales campaigns.
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