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]

With the Covid-19 Pandemic wreaking havoc right and left, the real estate market has pretty much come to a halt. Not that it has hit the pause button – after all, those who have recently bought may need to dispose of with their older properties and those who recently sold may be looking for something new. However, things have slowed down considerably since last month. As compared to just last week, sales are down 50%, and if pitted against 9th of March, sales have fallen off a... [read more]

So, you’ve heard that renting out a condo is like hitting two birds with one stone – renting out your condo helps you make living on the side, while tenants help you pay out mortgage with monthly rental payments. Sounds like a great opportunity for profit, but unfortunately, things aren’t as simple as they seem! First of all, there are tons of risks associated with tenants. Ideally, you would want good people to occupy the space you own, who take good care of your... [read more]

This pandemic has impacted every industry in one way or another and the Canadian real estate market is no exception. From retail to office spaces and sudden push towards suburbanization, the Canadian real estate market will go through a paradigm shift in 2021. There is a lot of uncertainty surrounding the Canadian real estate market. That is why investors are reluctant to put their money into the market, but there are still many opportunities you can take advantage of if you know the real... [read more]

It is well known that human beings are always thinking about what is going to happen in their future. Predicting things to one's liking is nearly always the case, even though the evidence is contrary. In the same way, it was mostly predicted that the housing market in Canada will fall to its knees ever since the world has experienced an economic slowdown like no other during 2020. This prediction did correlate with the COVID-19 pandemic that had changed the work lifestyles like never... [read more]