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BUYER AGENCY AGREEMENT EXPLAINED

by Ron Namen
January 22, 2023

REAL ESTATE NEWS1

REAL ESTATE NATIONAL STATISTICS

by Ron Namen
January 20, 2023

REAL ESTATE NEWS1

CANADIAN REAL ESTATE FORECAST 2023

CREA REPORT... Read More

by Ron Namen
January 20, 2023

REAL ESTATE NEWS1

CANADA GREENERS HOME LOAN

by Ron Namen
January 14, 2023

REAL ESTATE NEWS1

FIRST TIME HOME BUYERS

by Ron Namen
January 14, 2023

ADVERTISEMENTS, Builidings, Businesses, CLOSE TAB, FOR SALE, GENERAL COMMERCIAL, HGTV, Hotels/Motels, Industerial, LAND1 DIRECT POST LINKS

COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES FOR SALE

by Ron Namen
January 14, 2023

ARTICLES, Houses/TownHouses, REAL ESTATE NEWS1

Ontario announces sweeping housing changes that allow three units on one property

by Ron Namen
October 29, 2022

REAL ESTATE NEWS1

REAL ESTAE TREND-OCTOBER-2021

by Ron Namen
June 6, 2022

ARTICLES, REAL ESTATE NEWS1

MARKET CONTINUES TO BALANCE OUT AS BORROWING COSTS TREND HIGHER

by Ron Namen
June 6, 2022

ARTICLES

Choppy waters ahead for GTA real estate market

LACKIE: Choppy waters ahead for GTA real estate market Author of the article: Brynn Lackie Publishing date: May 21, 2022 • 1 day ago • 3 minute read • 11 Comments Real estate sales in Toronto aren’t going down, despite the pandemic. PHOTO BY FILES /Submitted For months it has felt like the ground was...... Read More

by Ron Namen
May 25, 2022

Can Fixed Mortgage Rates Go Lower? Or Have They Bottomed? December 20, 2024
With the Bank of Canada in a rate-cutting cycle, many Canadians expect mortgage rates to continue to drop. This may be true for variable mortgage rates since they track changes in the Bank of Canada rate. However, fixed mortgage rates do not directly follow the Bank of Canada’s overnight rate. Instead, they are tied to […]
Don Scott
CMHC Q3 2024 Financial Results Highlight Growth in Multi-Unit Insurance Products December 20, 2024
Ottawa, November 29, 2024 – The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) has released its financial results for the third quarter of 2024, revealing a sustained increase in demand for multi-unit insurance products, driven largely by the continued success of its MLI Select program. As Canada’s sole provider of mortgage loan insurance for multi-unit residential […]
Joanna Gerber
The Goode Condos: A Landmark Opportunity in Toronto’s Historic Distillery District December 19, 2024
The Distillery District is a key part of Toronto’s history, but now it is also where the future begins. The Goode Condos is a sleek 32-storey development that plans to offer modern urban living within the Distillery District, one of the city’s most cherished neighbourhoods. This new development will blend history, innovation, and connectivity, to […]
Ryan Coyle
Vancouver on Track to Meet Provincial Housing Targets December 19, 2024
The City of Vancouver has published its first Annual Progress Report on its efforts to meet the provincial housing targets, marking a significant step toward addressing the region’s housing needs. Despite facing challenges such as rising interest rates, construction costs, and labour shortages, Vancouver’s development pipeline is on track to meet the provincial housing targets […]
Joanna Gerber
The Ultimate Guide to Calgary’s Investment Properties: What You Need to Know December 18, 2024
Calgary’s real estate market offers unique opportunities for investors looking to start or expand a real estate portfolio. Known for its relatively affordable property prices, steady population growth, and a diversified economy, Calgary has emerged as a highly desirable market in Canada. Partnering with a leading Calgary investment realtor can assist investors in identifying ideal […]
Joanna Gerber
TRREB Calls for Ontario’s Landlord and Tenant Board to Take Action to Tackle Backlogs December 18, 2024
The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) recently released a report “Breaking the Backlog: Restoring Fairness and Justice to Ontario’s Landlord and Tenant Board”, providing insights on systemic inefficiencies in the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) and their broader implications for Ontario’s housing market. Their report calls for a series of reforms aimed at improving […]
Joanna Gerber
Beginner’s Guide to Buying and Managing Vacation Rentals December 17, 2024
Vacation Rental Business Development If you are looking to invest in a vacation rental property to diversify your portfolio and earn extra income, it is important that you are prepared fully on how to manage and rent out your vacation property, so it can be a highly successful vacation rental business for you. The vacation […]
Joanna Gerber
New Investor’s Guide to Managing and Renting Vacation Properties December 17, 2024
Setting Up a Vacation Rental Business Investing in vacation rental properties offers an opportunity to diversify your portfolio, generate additional income, and potentially create a lifestyle asset. However, the vacation rental market is highly competitive, so a deep understanding of various business aspects is required to succeed. Strategic Business Development for Vacation Rentals Before purchasing […]
Joanna Gerber
Builders Argue Toronto Does Not Have Authority to Impose Green Building Standards December 16, 2024
The Residential Construction Council of Ontario is challenging whether the City of Toronto has legal authority to impose green building standards on new residential construction projects. In a nutshell, we feel they do not as the regulations are already established in the Ontario Building Code (OBC). We have filed a legal application with the Ontario […]
Richard Lyall
Atlantic Canada Quarterly Market Update: Residential, Rental, Industrial, and Office Trends in Q3 2024 December 16, 2024
Atlantic Canada’s real estate market in Q3 2024 showed varied activity across residential, rental, industrial, and office sectors. Residential sales and prices rose alongside population growth, while rental rates increased year-over-year despite slight monthly declines. Industrial markets added significant new supply, raising availability rates and average rents. In the office sector, suburban and downtown submarkets […]
Joanna Gerber

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BUYER AGENCY AGREEMENT EXPLAINED

REAL ESTATE NATIONAL STATISTICS

CANADIAN REAL ESTATE FORECAST 2023

CANADA GREENERS HOME LOAN

FIRST TIME HOME BUYERS

COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES FOR SALE

Ontario announces sweeping housing changes that allow three units on one property

REAL ESTAE TREND-OCTOBER-2021

MARKET CONTINUES TO BALANCE OUT AS BORROWING COSTS TREND HIGHER

Choppy waters ahead for GTA real estate market