Canada’s 44th federal election cost an estimated $610 million—money that could have been better spent on affordable housing, a Toronto real estate broker says.
It may be true in many avenues of life that timing is everything, but is it ever too early or too late to begin investing in real estate? CREW asked industry experts if there is a best time to get started in the real estate game.
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Home sales dipped ever so slightly by 0.5% in August from a month earlier, says the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), adding that markets are beginning to stabilize after months of historically accelerated levels.
Condo insurance premiums are maintaining their elevated pace, which began around a year ago, as a consequence of extreme weather events, says LowestRates.ca.
Social media is a great way for realtors to reach wider audiences, including both industry peers and consumers, but not everybody is cut out for it. In that case, says Simeon Papailias, co-founder and managing partner of REC Canada, be authentic.
We are in the middle of a housing crisis, plain and simple, because demand is outpacing supply and, consequently, we’re seeing some very dramatic spikes for the price of homes.
Bloom Financial Company has entered the reverse mortgage market with a new product for Ontarians aged 55 and over. The fintech firm intends to roll out the product in other provinces soon.
Converging E-commerce and real estate hasn’t always been simple because of the latter’s exorbitant price points but a Calgary-based company has done it.
The Liberal Party of Canada staved off a strong Tory challenge for a consecutive minority government, and now Justin Trudeau is expected to keep his election campaign promise to increase housing supply.
Amid a dearth of new condo launches, Toronto is receiving one of its first new luxury boutique releases. Capitol Residences will be a 14-storey, 145-unit luxury condominium from Madison Group and Westdale Properties.
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