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1. www.blogto.com › real-estate-toronto › 2021Here are the most affordable cities in Ontario for buying a ...

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   May 5, 2021 · The large cities with Ontario's most affordable homes are identical for families and single-income earners. Graphic via Zolo.ca. But where does it go furthest?

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2. toronto.ctvnews.ca › these-are-the-most-affordableThese are the most affordable cities in Ontario to buy a house

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   May 6, 2021 · TORONTO -- The most affordable cities in Ontario to buy a home have been revealed. Zolo, an independent real estate marketplace, determined the most affordable cities using a variety of...

3. dailyhive.com › toronto › ontario-cities-best-homeThese 15 Ontario cities will give you the best home values

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   • Bancroft
   • Woodstock-Ingersoll
   • London-St. Thomas
   • Tillsonburg
   • Huron Perth
   • Greater Moncton
   • Quinte
   • Grey Bruce-Owen Sound
   • Simcoe
   • Lakelands

   Average home price: $292,733

   One-year growth: 15%

   Three-year growth: 78%

   Three-year appreciation: $128,533

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   Average home price: $433,383

   One-year growth: 19%

   Three-year growth: 67%

   Three-year appreciation: $173,383

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   Average home price: $463,433

   One-year growth: 16%

   Three-year growth: 77%

   Three-year appreciation: $190,533

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   Average home price: $394,617

   One-year growth: 15%

   Three-year growth: 72%

   Three-year appreciation: $164,817

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   Average home price: $383,092

   One-year growth: 16%

   Three-year growth: 62%

   Three-year appreciation: $145,892

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   Average home price: $200,267

   One-year growth: 14%

   Three-year growth: 33%

   Three-year appreciation: $50,067

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   Average home price: $359,925

   One-year growth: 16%

   Three-year growth: 53%

   Three-year appreciation: $124,125

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   Average home price: $346,317

   One-year growth: 15%

   Three-year growth: 54%

   Three-year appreciation: $121,117

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   Average home price: $406,408

   One-year growth: 15%

   Three-year growth: 59%

   Three-year appreciation: $150,508

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   Average home price: $416,525

   One-year growth: 15%

   Three-year growth: 49%

   Three-year appreciation: $137,225

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   • Author: Laura Hanrahan

4. www.blogto.com › real-estate-toronto › 2021These are the most affordable cities for real estate in Ontario

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   Jan 26, 2021 · If you're looking to take the dive into homeownership but, like the vast majority of us, can't possibly afford housing in Toronto, there are a number of nearby cities where you can get...

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5. www.narcity.com › cheapest-ontario-small-townsThese Ontario towns and cities are the most affordable spots ...

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   Jul 3, 2024 · Zolo has released a list of the 10 most affordable Ontario cities to buy a home to help you find your dream property. The list was complied by calculating the home price-to-income ratio for 97 Ontario cities using data from the Federal Government’s Economic Regions.

   • Author: Madeline Forsyth

6. www.zolo.ca › blog › most-affordable-cities-ontarioMost Affordable Cities in Ontario to Buy a Home | Zolo

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   Jun 4, 2024 · Here are the top 10 most affordable cities in Ontario to buy a home, including Ottawa, Kanata, Stratford, Woodstock, Arnprior, and more.

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   Which Ontario cities are the most affordable?

   • Ontario's most-affordable larger cities as of April 2021, based on calculations by Zolo. Graphic via Zolo.ca. In terms of cities considered "medium-sized," Sarnia took the top spot for affordability, while Deep River was found to be the most affordable among Ontario's small cities.

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   How hard is it to find affordable real estate in Ontario?

   • Ontario can seem like a tough province to find affordable real estate in, but if you know what cities to focus on, there are plenty that offer great home values.

   These 15 Ontario cities will give you the best home values - Daily Hive

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   What is the cheapest place to buy a house in Ontario?

   • While Sudbury has a giant nickel, Thunder Bay is home to a giant curling rock, as well as the cheapest home prices in Ontario: just $248,462, on average. For comparison, you can buy a coveted parking spot in Toronto for a third of that price, or the average detached home for about $1.5 million.

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   Which cities in Ontario have the best home values?

   • Below are the top 15 cities across Ontario that have the best home values in the province, according to the report. 1. Bancroft 2. Woodstock-Ingersoll 3. London-St. Thomas 4. Tillsonburg 5. Huron Perth 6. Greater Moncton 7. Quinte 8. Grey Bruce-Owen Sound 9. Simcoe 10. Lakelands 11. Ottawa 12. Kawartha Lakes 13. North Bay 14. Brantford Region 15.

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   Are large cities more expensive than small cities in Ontario?

   • Large cities are usually more expensive than small or medium-sized cities, but Ontario still has some affordable ones! Canadians often seek large cities due to their accessibility to services, better job opportunities, public transportation, walkability, and healthcare. Below are the top three most affordable large cities in Ontario.

   Most Affordable Cities in Ontario to Buy a Home | Zolo

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   Is Ottawa a good place to buy a home?

   • Ottawa is also among the best places to buy on a single income. This affordability makes Ottawa an excellent city to buy a home! Medium-sized cities with populations between 30,000 and 100,000 can offer the best of both worlds.

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8. www.blogto.com › real-estate-toronto › 2021This small Ontario town has been named the best place to buy ...

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   Jul 7, 2021 · The town — located on the York River in the north end of Hastings County — was just designated as the best spot to buy real estate in Canada. https://t.co/bjrD2lY8dq pic.twitter.com/5HOQnetZoY....