Neil Sharma

Long-term residential leases aren’t popular in North America like they are in other parts of the world, but a Vancouver-based company endeavours to change that

With disastrous flooding becoming an annual event in parts of Canada, waterproofing properties is imperative

Weeks after announcing a comprehensive transit plan for Toronto, the Progressive Conservatives have turned to the housing file

Canadians exchanging their money into U.S. dollars are at a decided disadvantage, but an RBC Bank financing plan will alleviate that problem for Canadians looking for investment properties and second homes south of the border

Downtown Toronto’s extremely low office vacancy rate could climb to “just south of 6%” within four years and curb rapid rent escalation

A new development in Scarborough is a gem of an opportunity for Toronto investors

Rental completions in Toronto hit a quarter-century high during Q1-2019, and it’s buoying hopes that the city might finally be on its way towards solving a critical supply problem

In an effort to curtail money laundering through real estate in British Columbia—a well-documented problem—a group of organizations are lobbying the provincial and federal governments with the appropriate steps to take

According to Statistics Canada’s New Housing Price Index for February, Vancouver tumbled backwards

The announcement of Toronto’s new subway line should perk up real estate investors