Dealing with new home delays in Canada requires a combination of proactive measures, patience, and flexibility

With millions of mortgages coming up for renewal over the next few years, is it worthwhile to switch lenders to get better rates and products at renewal time?

Many Canadians are facing a dilemma on whether they should walk away from a deposit on pre construction properties they purchased recently.

Learn about the new Canadian Mortgage Charter and how it intends to help Canadian homeowners manage and maintain their mortgage payments through proactive lender outreach, stress test exemptions for insured borrowers, and more.

As the Canadian government addresses the complex challenge of housing affordability, the changes to short-term rentals underscore some fundamental changes that may see short-term rentals disappear in the name of increasing the inventory of available properties to Canadian end-users.

The way you buy or sell real estate in ontario is changing with TRESA phase 2 coming into as of December 1, 2023. We summarize what these changes will mean to consumers.

On December 1, 2023, a new phase of the Trust in Real Estate Services Act (TRESA) is rolling in, waving goodbye to the old Real Estate and Business Brokers Act (REBBA). These changes are all about making things crystal clear and keeping you, the consumer, in the loop.

The Toronto Municipal Land Transfer Tax is facing increases on luxury properties, starting in 2024.