What You Should Know Before Investing in Toronto Purchasing a new condo in Toronto is a significant investment and requires careful consideration. Here are ten essential things you should know before making the purchase: Budget and affordability Budget and affordability are paramount considerations when venturing into the condo market in Toronto. As you embark on this exciting journey, it's crucial to have a clear understanding of your financial boundaries and evaluate what you... [read more]

  When Alex & Marriot's daughter went to college in another state, the idea of shelling out more than $80,000 for rent in four years, had the couple deep in apprehension. They determined that it was a needless financial sinkhole; something they had better find an alternative to. So, the duo did what they deemed a prudent financial move. They bought a condo for their away-from-home daughter near the university she was studying at. While this would have many gaping at horror... [read more]

The growing real estate market in Canada is attracting investors due to various reasons. Be it the ability to charge a premium in terms of rent or the increasing property prices or a shortage of living spaces in Canada, it is surely a lucrative proposition for investors. Then there are the stringent mortgage rules that compel buyers to purchase less expensive condos instead of homes. Although seasoned real estate investors and industry insiders know how to make informed decisions by... [read more]

Toronto is not only the largest city in Canada but the most populous and luxurious one too. It's filled with beautiful locations and neighborhoods. Real estate in Toronto has always been great due to the type of facilities and the opportunities the city has to offer. Some of the best neighborhoods are situated in King West, Yorkville, Etobicoke, City Place, Entertainment District, etc. with each place having its own charm and vibrancy.   With Toronto having such a great market,... [read more]

It’s no surprise that a recent report from Fairbnb, a national coalition of condo residents, affordable housing advocates, and union workers, has reported a 30 percent growth in Airbnb listings in the waterfront communities; a whopping 3,443 listings in December 2018 as compared to 2,644 the year before. The report also attributed 72 per cent of Airbnb’s revenue in Toronto to “ghost hotels”, which are Airbnb condo units run by hosts who have listed two or... [read more]