According to a report, the city’s apartment vacancy rate increased by 6.6% — the highest level since 2016.
Client expectations are reaching new heights thanks to the Internet, which requires businesses to be nimble and responsive when it comes to rising above the competition.
While the Toronto and Vancouver condo markets may be capturing the headlines, investors should be looking east where properties are providing much more bang for the buck.
Real estate professionals, appraisers, adjusters, lenders, mortgage brokers… sometimes it can seem that they are working at different purposes. But they can, and should, work together to achieve what everyone wants – a done deal.
Compounding returns is what makes income properties an effective wealth-generating option for investors. Unfortunately, the effects of mistakes made when buying and holding can compound, dragging-down performance.
When deciding where to buy income properties there must be careful thought given not just to the tenants presently in the market area, but also the tenants that can be expected in the years to come
Sometimes being in the property game brings more challenges than just broken fixtures and fittings. Sometimes the real challenge can be getting involved and dealing with people's personal lives.
It is little surprise that mortgage investing, and mortgage investment corporations, are becoming increasingly popular
A space that was little known 10 years ago, it’s currently experiencing rapid growth
More and more investors are reaping the benefits of mortgage investments
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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