Based on the average income in the city of Toronto, an affordable home would cost around $600,000. There’s lots of condo options but are there any houses you could buy for that price?
The Bank of Canada will lower interest rates to 4.75% on June 5, 2024, according to three-quarters of economists in a Reuters poll. What’s the actual impact and are more rate cuts coming?
Back in 2022, the Ontario Government’s Housing Affordability Task Force made 55 recommendations and 76% of them have been fully or partially implemented. So, have we fixed things?
It’s not complicated for what to look for in an agent to help you buy an income property, but a survey shows lots of investors don’t know the rules. Here’s our three rules to help you pick your agent!
Here’s the story of a condo that four agents tried to sell. It took five listings and six months to make it happen, but did the seller get what they wanted? Is now a good time to sell a condo?
Do you worry about someone breaking into your home to steal your possessions? What about someone stealing your entire house? Let’s talk title fraud and ways to prevent it!
In March, the U.S.-based National Association of Realtors (NAR) agreed to pay $418 million US to end legal claims from home sellers. Will that impact Canada?
It can feel like some properties have been on the market since the days when polar bears roamed the GTA. While that may be an exaggeration, here’s why properties can end up sitting unsold for seasons.
The rules have changed around exclusive listings, so expect to see a lot fewer moving forward. Let’s talk about what changed and whether it’s a good thing.
When considering a renovation, lots of questions will need to be answered. How much will it cost, how will it affect the rest of the home and what's the reno with the best payback?
How you count something makes a big difference in the way you interpret the results. Here’s how counting individual peas on a plate rather than a pile of peas dramatically changes things.
There are certain aspects to ending a lease agreement that are commonly misunderstood by both landlords and tenants. Here’s the three most common mistakes people make.