A recent survey by Abacus Data stated that one-third of non-homeowners in Ontario have given up on ever owning property; another 26 per cent are pessimistic.
This 599-unit condo development will be a great investment opportunity as the condo market makes a comeback.
Canadian investors are reaping the benefits of partnering with a Canadian franchising business
In the 16 years since its launch, the St. Louis Bar and Grill has built a solid franchise model that is proven to create wealth
Launched in May 2018, Get Digs is already making waves among Canadian landlords that have signed up
A new online platform includes a free appointment booking feature that enables landlords to set the available time slots for rental viewing on an online calendar
As CREW has discovered this week, a new online payments platform looks set to revolutionize the rental market in Canada
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.
Canadian home sales have tapered off their Q1 peak but that doesn’t mean every segment of the market has softened. As the buying frenzy has subsided, the condo market is seeing an increase.
More than a tenth of homeowners in Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal own multiple properties, according to a Royal LePage survey of 1,500 Canadians.
According to Amy Assaad, a broker with Royal LePage Du Cartier, there’s a more pragmatic reason luxury buyers, whether local, national or international, are flocking to Montreal.
Read what Royce Mendes, executive director and senior economist at CIBC Capital Markets, has to say about the economy awakening from their long pandemic-induced slumbers.
Condo insurance premiums shot up 27% in B.C., 16% in Alberta and 9% in Ontario compared to the same quarter in 2020. Read more about the report from LowestRates.ca
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