Should Sold Data be public?

[TheKingEast]

Good news.

 

[ponyboy]

I will drink to this! However, how much longer can they drag this out?

 

[lenaitch]

I will drink to this! However, how much longer can they drag this out?

I believe this was a decision of the Federal Court, so it could be appealed to the Federal Court of Appeal, although I don't know was the procedural rights and grounds are. The next step would seeking leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada but I doubt they would hear it.

 

[junctionist]

I believe this was a decision of the Federal Court, so it could be appealed to the Federal Court of Appeal, although I don't know was the procedural rights and grounds are. The next step would seeking leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada but I doubt they would hear it.

It says in the article that it was a Federal Court of Appeal decision.

 

[Palma]

It says in the article that it was a Federal Court of Appeal decision.

so would this not be the end if its a federal court of appeal? Who else to appeal to now?

 

[junctionist]

so would this not be the end if its a federal court of appeal? Who else to appeal to now?

Federal Court of Appeal decisions can be appealed at the Supreme Court of Canada.

 

[lenaitch]

Yes, I was mistaken - it was a decision of the Federal Court of Appeal. The only recourse remaining would be to the Supreme Court. I doubt they would agree to hear it since the usually limit themselves to constitutional matters or matters of potential national significance.

 

[Palma]

I guess in the meantime we cannot see sold prices online anywhere?

 

[James]

Does anyone know how this information is to be made available? Does one simply enter in an address on a website and the historical sold information for that address pops up? I'm assuming only final sale price & closing date are disclosed. Who "controls" and manages this publicly available data now, i.e. who/how is this data extracted?

 

[WillTo]

I guess in the meantime we cannot see sold prices online anywhere?

mongohouse.com is your friend

 

[CondoChic]

Mongohouse.com has been taken down as it is in a dispute with TREB. I have accessed sites such as Zoocasa and Bungol, both of which have more info than TREB on sold listings, but is there a better site out there that is functional and provides as much info as possible?

 

[dom rem]

Sold data of houses should definately be listed for public view. If not, what are the trying to hide is the question?

 

[Woodbridge_Heights]

Housesigma (free membership required) provides 16 yrs of sales history. Helped my gf and I in our search for a home