Under new legislation, the closed blind bidding process for real estate is a bit more open. Well, it could be, but might not be, and if it is, it may not stay that way.
Clients, customers, consumers…no wonder people were confused. The new real estate legislation in Ontario gets rid of the customer designation and that’s a very good thing.
Worried about what happens when MPAC updates your assessed value? The last time MPAC did their provincial wide property assessment cycle was back in 2016. Why is it so out of date and when will they finally update it?
If you live in the Greater Toronto Area, you can be forgiven for assuming that the most expensive homes for sale are in Toronto, but they often aren't! Here are the highest priced properties for sale around the GTA right now.
Headlines about what is going in “the” market or “on average” can be misleading or flat out wrong when it comes to your situation. Here’s some examples!
Starting January 1, 2024, the City of Toronto is introducing a new rate structure to its municipal land transfer tax. Here’s how it works and how much money it will actually bring in to the city.
Real estate prices don’t always go up, but when we look at the last 45 years, there have only been a few years where it didn’t rise. Let’s do some math!
The rules around pets in rental housing in Ontario are pretty confusing. Let’s clear the air and help you understand what’s possible, what isn’t, and ways to move forward with a win-win!
