Effective July 31, 2025, the City of Toronto has a new “renoviction” by-law that puts a significant number of responsibilities onto a landlord who is evicting a tenant to undertake renovations.
We often see listing agents take common terms and make some liberal interpretations in the way they use them. We call it Realtorspeak, and here are some of the most egregious examples!
We've recently seen people who could buy a condo hold off as they wait to see what happens next in the condo market. Should you just flip a coin to decide when to buy? Here's a more thoughtful review.
Ontario’s Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) is facing a crisis, with more than 53,000 unresolved cases as of early 2024. It’s time to fix it, and here’s how.
As municipalities increase fees and taxes and the CRA cracks down on the sale of Airbnb properties, do you still make money on short-term rental properties?
Sometimes it can be hard to rent out a property. Here’s why that can happen, how to avoid it and when it just makes sense to swallow a bitter pill and drop the rent.
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.
