Neil Sharma

The Toronto waterfront is slated for big things

Over 1,000 buyers were left twisting in the wind after this developer cancelled a project near the same site of its proposed new one

The west side of Midtown Toronto is experiencing rebirth—and promises opportunity for the right kind of investor

The City of Hamilton has approved a plan to rejuvenate its waterfront with a massive mixed-use development, joining similar initiatives by other municipalities as far east as Toronto

While there’s no shortage of desperate renters in Canada’s largest city, an often overlooked demographic might be the safest bet for landlords

With condo fees hitting $0.50 a square foot, investors will likely swoon

In the last few years, the demand for lodgings has grown substantially

With the Canadian housing market unquestionably in a state of flux, questions are naturally being asked about the continued viability of real estate investment

The provincial election is set for June 7 and the Toronto Real Estate Board is pushing the housing agenda

This Friday, some of the world’s largest institutional investors are convening in Toronto