Experts have indicated Canada will need to build millions more homes in the next 10 years to meet our growing needs. To the casual observer the problem is easy to solve: just build more homes. For those in the real estate development field, the problem is much more complicated than this.
Diversity, equity and inclusion, better known by the acronym DEI, are buzzwords that permeate the workplace these days.
Ontario's construction sector will need to recruit about 71,800 new workers over the next six years to keep pace with retirements in the industry.
If you're looking to invest overseas, Turks and Caicos Islands boast some of the best financial and vacation-like benefits.
In the past, the ability to make good money in vacation investments was not always available to the average investor. Now, things are changing.
In a recent systems review from BoC, there is an increasing number of people at risk of financial vulnerability which could further affect the Canadian economy.
Roughly 70 per cent of Toronto is zoned for detached houses only, which restricts the number of units that can be built.
This week, the Bank of Canada announced an increase to their policy interest rate of 50 basis points, amounting to a total of 1.50%. That means interest rates are now six times higher than they were at the start of the year.
Richard Lyall shares his thoughts on Premier Doug Ford and why he feels as though the Ontario PCs are the most likely to address housing concerns.
It's crucial for buyers to be aware of the process involved with pre-construction purchases which is why they should work with an agent who understands both sides of it.
Right now we're seeing a market correction as there are fewer transactions in real estate sales and volumes in the housing market. A crash and correction are two very different things.
Each party is proposing housing policies that may solve issues that Ontarians have been facing for many years, if they even follow through with them.
Many Torontonians and GTA investors perceive Windsor in a different light. But the reality is, it's a growing city that has much to offer investors, homebuyers, students, immigrants, and retirees alike.
Municipal governments are starting to put green standards in place for developers and builders to follow to help protect the planet. But will it really work?
While Calgary has continued to increase in popularity, prices have remained steady unlike in markets like Toronto and Vancouver. It holds many benefits for investors.
The Scott McGillivray Real Estate Fund helps people understand passive real estate investing. Scott McGillivray himself has been speaking to people about how to invest in real estate for over 15 years.
This free summit will feature top experts in Canadian real estate who will share their knowledge on a broad range of topics. It will be presented on Sat. Jun. 18th from 12pm-3pm.
Many jurisdictions in the U.S. have been thinking outside the box to boost the housing supply. Here in Ontario, we’d be wise to follow suit.
While there has been a deceleration in new home sales, we must keep the pedal to the metal and continue to train skilled trades workers for the future.
CREW has compiled a group of investment real estate agents that we think stand out for their quality service and dedication to the world of real estate investing.
The Bank of Canada announced yet another interest rate hike at its meeting on Thursday.
While markets across the country are seeing price corrections amid rising interest rates, Calgary has held strong.
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