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• Buyers finally out of hibernation by Grainne Burns

  Home buyers are finally stepping out of their winter slumber and snapping up new listings.

• Angry condo tenants calling for change by

  Frustrated condo tenants are calling for help from advocacy groups as they say they are being treated like second-class citizens.

• More people to enter rental market by Grainne Burns

  With affordability and cost pushing more people into the rental market, Vancouver is now being dubbed the new Manhattan.

• Are young buyers fooled by big promises? by Grainne Burns

  Young buyers have big aspirations of home ownership but are they deluded by repayment plans?

• Positive outlook for condo investors by Grainne Burns

  Condo investors wanting to cash out within the next 18 months will enjoy a healthy return, according to a new report.

• Landlords warned about court ruling by Grainne Burns

  Landlords in Ontario are being warned not to take advantage of a recent court ruling allowing tenants to pay more rent up front.

• Investors call for tax help on condo losses by Grainne Burns

  Investors are calling on the Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA) to allow for tax concessions on any losses incurred following the sale of condos.

• Young buyers following heart, not head by Grainne Burns

  Forget facts and figures, more Ontario buyers follow their hearts when buying properties.

• Don’t go into reverse to help children by Grainne Burns

  Willing parents who want to help their children get on the property ladder are being warned not to follow the promise of quick and easy cash.

• Buyers have suspicious minds by Grainne Burns

  Forget price and location. An increasing number of buying decisions are dictated by superstition and magical thinking.