Trump’s real estate roots in Canada, $380K in home taxes, and a wild mortgage fraud scandal—plus what’s next for the 2025 housing market.
This week, we break down TRREB’s 2025 forecast, a 53,000-case backlog at Ontario’s rental tribunal, and why more buyers are ditching banks for mortgage brokers.
This week, we explore how rising tariffs could impact housing costs, a surge in rental vacancies in the GTA, and Montreal’s strict new short-term rental rules.
Canada’s housing market is under pressure as Ontario builds just 40% of needed homes, Vancouver faces a $45M corruption scandal, and Calgary turns vacant offices into residential spaces.
Toronto condos face challenges as cancellations rise, rents hit a 17-month low, and wildfires drive up insurance costs, all while rate cuts aim to revive the market.
Will Condos hit $1M? Trump’s tariffs may spike construction costs, and a realtor’s questionable deal has raised eyebrows —all while Canada’s housing market braces for major changes.
Homes are shrinking, solo renters are on the rise, and over 1 million Canadians face looming mortgage payment shocks in 2025.
We're breaking down the biggest headlines in Canadian real estate. Consecutive rate cuts, stalled condos, and record construction lows.
Canadian home sales jump 26% as buyer sentiment improves, while rents hit a 15-month low. New mortgage rules aim to boost affordability, and a $113M fraud case highlights offshore money in Vancouver real estate.
Canada's economy struggles with a productivity decline, while purpose-built rentals reach record highs. Plus, Calgary plans to regulate short-term rentals, and Toronto faces challenges with condo sales
The Trudeau government aims to build 3.8M new homes by 2031, which is 2M more than the Canadian Housing and Mortgage Corporation (CMHC) initially expected.
Wiretaps from 2019 show alleged mafia boss Angelo Figliomen discussing a $30-million real estate deal.
