According to a report, the city’s apartment vacancy rate increased by 6.6% — the highest level since 2016.
As the Director and Principal Broker at mortgage brokering firm Sigmamortgage.ca, Shawn Stillman knows all about helping real estate investors
More Canadian real estate investors are seeking out specialist advice before making their market moves
Mortgage brokers give investors the ability to choose from multiple options and are often more nimble and flexible than the banks
This 599-unit condo development will be a great investment opportunity as the condo market makes a comeback.
Due to finish construction in 2019, Signature West has a selection of one and three-bedroom units for investors to choose from
Located in the Kitchener’s burgeoning west end, the development is within walking distance of everything a tenant could need
The adage “there is safety in numbers” usually holds true, but when it comes to a number of individuals pooling their money to buy U.S. properties as a group, there are significant implications that many investors simply don’t consider.
When you leave a property to your spouse, you also leave a tax bill, but there’s one way to keep some of that money from going to the U.S. Internal Revenue Service.
The property-buying blitz has stretched right across the US, but snatching up those deals has saddled Canadian buyers with higher-than-expected estate taxes
The first indications that the market was roaring back to life were in autumn when buyer interest was higher than it typically is during that time of year.
Proscriptions on open houses and in-person meetings have actually made purchasing homes more convenient. Here's what experts have to say.
Bauhaus Condos, the King St. E. tower in downtown Toronto from Lamb Development Corp., is slated to open sales in the very near future and is easily one of the most anticipated releases of 2021.
A new study from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation says that transit suburbs saw low construction activity.
“Condo price trends are comparatively weaker [than single-family homes]—due to plentiful inventories in the downtown areas of Canada’s largest cities," said an RBC Economics report from Robert Hogue.
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