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Top-Tier Real Estate: 2025 Mid-Year State of Luxury Report*

Deepening Canada-U.S. trade tensions and mounting economic and unemployment uncertainty triggered a nation-wide slowdown in residential sales activity through the first four months of 2025, as national consumer confidence in current economic conditions, personal financial positions and the short-term employment outlook fell to record lows.

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4 Homes That Use Green To Delightful Effect

Introduced to St. Patrick’s Day festivities in the 18th century, when the shamrock became a national symbol of Ireland, green is a soothing, refreshing hue that brings to mind rolling meadows, leafy groves, and idyllic forests. A welcome reminder of the long, warmer days ahead, it provides any home with a sense of cheer and optimism.

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4 Handsome Brick Homes

In addition to a sturdy, stately presence and enduring style, brick provides these homes—from California to Connecticut—with other appealing qualities, including environmental friendliness, energy efficiency, and easy maintenance.

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Inside An Elegant Waterfront Mansion In Vaud, Switzerland

Ideally situated in a lakeside setting, this luxurious property offers a unique  location near Geneva. Built in the 19th century, this sumptuous property was renovated between 2016 and 2017 using refined materials.

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New York Surpasses London on Luxury Housing Market Index | Toronto 9th

New York has surpassed London as the second-most luxurious major housing market in the world after Hong Kong as the effects of the UK’s vote to leave the EU chipped away at the price of top British real estate.

“In New York, luxury price increases and robust sales volumes, particularly at the low-end of the luxury market, bolstered the city’s index position” last year, Christie’s International Real Estate said in a report. “Uncertainty over the impact of the UK’s EU referendum and stamp duties increases have cooled London’s market, though the city still recorded strong top sales and average per square foot sales prices.

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