WHY THE HAMILTON LRT WILL ATTRACT BUILDERS AND BUYERS
With the Hamilton LRT set to begin construction in late 2019, we give you the scoop on how these major transit and infrastructure plans will impact real estate development and values.
PREMIER FORD ANNOUNCES TORONTO TRANSIT PLANS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
Premier Ford announces Toronto Transit Plans for the 21st Century that feature four new subway lines that will expand beyond the city limits.
INVESTING IN CANADIAN REAL ESTATE WHILE ABROAD | NON-RESIDENT
Are you a Canadian expatriate looking to invest? Here's what you need to know about investing in Canadian real estate while abroad as a Non-Resident.
ARE THE NEW FIRST TIME HOME BUYER INCENTIVES WHAT CANADIANS REALLY NEED?
The Federal Government announced two First Time Home Buyer Incentive programs that could help Canadians overcome some of the financial hurdles of landing their first home. But will they really?
9 REASONS TO MOVE TO CANADA
Why is Canada the best place to live? We've got nine reasons to move to Canada and why more and more people are choosing to call Canada home.
CAN MASS TIMBER BUILDINGS HELP RESOLVE HOUSING AFFORDABILITY WHILE ALSO FIGHTING CLIMATE CHANGE?
There's a timber revolution underway. From sustainability to affordability — is mass timber the symbol of hope our affordable housing crisis needs?
MOVING TO CANADA: WHAT INTERNATIONAL BUYERS NEED TO KNOW
Among the many beautiful cities in Canada, Toronto is one of the most desirable destinations for foreigners. If you’ve been thinking about moving to Canada, here are a few things you should know before buying your home in Toronto.
THE [ACTUAL] TRUTH ABOUT RENT CONTROL AND INCREASING TORONTO PRICES
We explain why Doug Ford’s new rules on Toronto rent control actually make the most sense to help curb rising rental prices and all-time low vacancy rates.
FLIPPING PRE-CONSTRUCTION CONDOS IN TORONTO: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
We lay out everything you need to know about flipping pre-construction condos in Toronto so you can learn how to play by the rules and still walk away a winner.
HOW CANADA’S STRESS TEST IS AFFECTING HOMEBUYERS AND HOMEOWNERS
Under these new guidelines, which have themselves changed over the last six months, the stress test has homebuyers qualifying for a mortgage at a rate of 5.34% or 2% higher than the negotiated rate (whichever is larger).