Cannabis production leads to higher real estate prices According to the recent report, housing prices in certain smaller passive Canadian markets are growing supported by investments in the developing cannabis industry only six months after the legalization. “The growth in employment activity and the success of...

Condo rents in Toronto almost reach $3,000 In the first quarter of 2019, Toronto didn’t show a weaker rent growth for condo, as the average number for a two-bedroom unit almost reached $3,000 per month. The recent report by the Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB)...

Own or rent – what do Canadians choose? Although home prices in Canada’s largest markets remain extremely high, most Canadians still believe it’s more profitable to own a property than to rent it, the recent RBC’s poll shows. According to the survey, 66% of Canadians...

Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver – three vectors of home prices The first quarter of 2019 showed a slowing trend in Canadian home prices compared to a year ago. According to the new report by the Royal LePage, in Q1 2018, Canada saw the most significant housing...

CMHC explains the Liberals’ new mortgage program The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. believes the new spending measures supporting first-time buyers in their desire to become homeowners will not lead to a prices increase by more than a few...