Amid economic uncertainty and market volatility, Canada's ultra-wealthy are increasingly investing in luxury real estate as a safe haven for their wealth. Discover why high-end properties in major cities like Toronto, Calgary, and Montreal are experiencing a surge in demand.
Luxury Real EstateUltrarichWealth PreservationHighend PropertiesMarket VolatilityReal EstateJul 04, 2025
The surge in luxury real estate is driven by ultra-high-net-worth individuals who view these properties as a safe haven for their wealth, offering stability and capital preservation during economic uncertainty.
Ultra-wealthy buyers often pay in cash, leverage existing wealth, or pull equity from global portfolios, making them less affected by interest rate hikes and short-term economic pressures.
High-end neighborhoods in Toronto, such as Forest Hill, Rosedale, and Bridle Path, are seeing increased demand because they offer stability, capital preservation, and generational value, making them attractive to ultra-wealthy buyers.
Luxury real estate is seen as a tangible, enduring asset that provides confidence and is tax-free when it’s a primary residence, unlike stocks or other investment accounts.
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The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has temporarily switched back to its old website due to technical issues with the new MahaCRITI platform, causing delays in accessing key services.
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