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House near Toronto sold at massive loss after three failed attempts to sell

After home sales took a nosedive through lockdowns in Ontario, prospective buyers flooded back to the region's real estate market to take advantage of cheap borrowing rates. 

This uptick in demand skyrocketed prices in February 2022, which is around the time when this Brampton home was purchased for approximately $500,000 over asking at $2.34 million. Shortly after, prices began to drop once again as the Bank of Canada started raising interest rates. 

Less than two years later, the same property was sold at a massive $640,000 loss. 

The detached property, located at 27 Jacksonville Dr. in Brampton's upscale Castlemore neighbourhood, comes with four bedrooms, six bathrooms, a gourmet kitchen with built-in appliances, and a fully-finished basement apartment. 

Less than two years after it was sold, the property was listed for sale again in August 2023 for $2,199,900. With no takers in sight, the home was listed in November 2023 for $1,999,990 and re-listed again the same month at $1,899,000 — roughly $400,000 less than what it was originally sold for in 2022. 

In December 2023, the home was put up for sale again at $1,799,990, and after 31 days on the market, was finally sold for $1,701,000, approximately $640,000 less than it was sold for at the peak of the real estate market. 

According to an October 2023 Zoocasa report that analyzed average home prices across the GTA, many properties during the latter half of the year were "sitting on the market for long periods of time" and selling for less than their listing price. 

In Brampton specifically, the real estate agency found that while the average listing price was $1,183,632 in September 2023, the average actual sale price was $1,041,829, representing an 11.98 per cent difference. 

For comparison, Toronto saw an average listing price of $1,378,752 versus an average sale price of $1,119,452, representing an 18.81 per cent difference. 

Other GTA cities also saw significant differences between their average list price and average sale price, including Mississauga (-24.67 per cent), Ajax (-12.69 per cent), Richmond Hill (-21.80 per cent), Markham (-19.71 per cent),and Milton (-25.84 per cent).

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Realtrium Realty Brokerage 


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