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Calculate your monthly payments with current Toronto mortgage rates and official CMHC rules. Includes Toronto land transfer tax, down payment requirements, and CMHC insurance calculations for homes up to $1.5M.
Higher down payments = lower monthly payments & no insurance premiums
Principal & Interest
✓ Conventional Mortgage (20%+ down payment)
No CMHC insurance required - save on premium costs
The details that actually affect your mortgage
TRREB Dec 2024
5% on first $500K + 10% remainder
Provincial + Municipal LTT
Provincial rebate available
Government programs that could save you thousands
Shared equity loan up to 10% of home price
Eligibility: Household income under $120,000
Interest-free loan up to $40,000
Eligibility: First-time buyers in select areas
Up to $4,475 municipal LTT rebate
Eligibility: First-time buyers only
Low down payment options (5% minimum)
Eligibility: Purchase price under $1.5M
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The questions Toronto homebuyers actually ask
No, mortgage rates are the same across Ontario. A 5-year fixed rate in Toronto is the same as in Ottawa or Hamilton. The difference is in qualification requirements due to varying home prices and local market conditions. However, Toronto's high average home price of $1.16M means you'll need larger down payments and higher income to qualify for the same rate.
Toronto has both provincial and municipal land transfer tax, making it the most expensive in Ontario. For a $1.16M home (Toronto average), you'll pay approximately $36,400 total ($18,200 provincial + $18,200 municipal). First-time buyers can get up to $8,475 in combined rebates ($4,475 municipal + $4,000 provincial), but this still leaves significant costs compared to other GTA cities.
Yes, for homes under $1.5M (updated December 2024). You can put down as little as 5% on the first $500k and 10% on the remainder up to $1.5M, but you'll need CMHC mortgage insurance.
CMHC Premium: Ranges from 0.60% to 4.50% of loan amount depending on your down payment size. Premium is added as a one-time fee to your mortgage amount, plus you pay PST (8% in Ontario) on the premium at closing.
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