Toronto condo prices fell 9.8% YoY to $604,759 in January 2026. Sales down 26%, inventory rising, and the pre-construction pipeline has collapsed. Full analysis.

A virtual real estate closing is the process of completing a real estate transaction — reviewing, signing, and notarizing all legal documents, entirely online, without visiting a lawyer's office in person.

A new First Nation filed a land claim in January 2026. Banks are refusing mortgages in Richmond. BC announced a $150M bailout. Here's the full 2026 update on BC Aboriginal title and what it means for Canadian homeowners.

Canada's condo market, especially in Toronto, is in a sharp correction, with prices falling up to 6% year-over-year, sales sitting 25% below pre-pandemic norms, and investors flooding the market with listings.

Can you legally walk away from a real estate deal after signing? Learn how conditions like financing and home inspections protect your deposit in Ontario and Alberta, and discover the risks of backing out of a firm offer.

In most Real Estate transactions, the buyers put down a deposit at the time of offer to secure their property. What happens to the deposit if a the deal doesn't end up going though?

Remote real estate closings aren't just more convenient than traditional in-person meetings—they're actually legally safer, with stronger identity verification, better documentation, and comprehensive digital audit trails.

If you're buying a property in cash, do you still need a real estate lawyer? The short answer is, yes you do.