In early 2017 “Moving to Canada” went viral across North America and although we may not be trending at the same pace today, we know there are many of you still looking to migrate to our Great White North.Among the many beautiful cities in Canada, Toronto is one of the most desirable destinations for foreigners. [...]
The city announced its plans for The Meadoway, a 16-kilometre long park. The Meadoway will connect sections along an existing hydro corridor and will stretch from Rouge National Urban Park in Scarborough to the trails that follow the DVP right into the downtown core.
After a decade of strategizing, the Flood Protection Plans for our east waterfront are official and are set to begin this summer. Okay, so maybe that doesn’t sound all that exciting — but what if we mentioned that the plans include the creation of a new island, several new parks, and an entirely new neighbourhood? Better right?
At a time when the city’s vacancy rate is hovering around 1% and rental competition is crazy, one Toronto community is taking to the streets, or rather the laneways with a possible solution to this urban dilemma.
It’s a love-hate relationship between AirBnB and Toronto but are they really to blame for the lack of Toronto rental inventory?
With its rapid advances in technology, Alphabet Inc., Google’s parent company thinks it could maximize Toronto's potential with a “smart city laboratory”.
Whether you’re thinking about purchasing or have already purchased, Canada’s new lending rules will affect any buyers purchasing or closing with conditions after January 1, 2018.
Poppin’ back up in the news again is the uncertain future of Toronto’s proposed Rail Deck Park. The city promised its dwellers urban gold in its most coveted form, outdoor green space. Something Toronto’s downtown core sorely lacked but now this green space's future is uncertain.
As of September 1, 2017 landlords evicting a tenant for personal use of the property will be required to pay the tenant one month’s rent as compensation. Read our tips for what this means to you as a landlord and how you should price your rental units.
Proposed changes will tighten mortgage qualification rules and require homebuyers to face a stress test at 4.84%. Hardest hit will be first time buyers.
