Neil Sharma

Condominium rents in the Greater Toronto Area have continued surging

The British Columbia government introduced a speculation and vacancy tax this week, sparking fears that it will stymie investment in the province

The financial crisis of 2008 has proven a boon for the commercial real estate sector, and with most forecasts predicting another recession soon, investors are realizing the benefits of tangible, illiquid asset

The Federation of Rental-Housing Providers of Ontario is calling on the provincial government to implement a temporary rent control exemption to encourage development of purpose-built rental buildings

Condo investment in Toronto might not be as lucrative as it used to be, but given the comparable rents extracted, it’s a lot better than most people think

The proposal, which would help partially fund affordable housing units, has been called unrealistic

The British Columbia government is coming down hard on landlords, including condo investors, and there’s mounting fear that 12,000 much-needed rental units in Metro Vancouver are imperilled

Homebuyers have long groaned about escalating price points, attributing them to builder avarice. But there's another explanation

The Conservative Party of Canada plans to make the stress test, known as B-20, a hot button issue in time for next year’s election. But will it get the messaging right?

The first domino has fallen