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Global Trade Tensions Are Real — But So Are Local Real Estate Opportunities
Recent trade tariffs announced by the U.S. — impacting countries like Canada — are starting to affect economic conditions across the globe. As a homeowner or buyer here in Ontario, you might wonder: “Should I wait before making a move?” The answer may surprise you — because waiting could cost you more.

Here’s why now might be the best time to act, not hesitate:

1. Construction and Renovation Costs Are Climbing in Canada

With ongoing global supply chain issues and new trade tariffs affecting imported goods —...

Objective Perspective on a Property: The objective perspective involves evaluating a property based on concrete, measurable, and factual aspects. These are characteristics that can be observed and assessed without personal bias. Key objective factors include:

1. Physical Characteristics: This refers to tangible aspects like the property's size, number of rooms, square footage, layout, age, and structural condition.

2. Location: It encompasses objective factors like proximity to schools, shopping centers, transportation, safety, and overall neighborhood...

Introduction

Inflation is a term that often finds its way into economic discussions and headlines. It refers to the general increase in the prices of goods and services over time, resulting in the erosion of the purchasing power of a currency. While the effects of inflation are wide-ranging, one area where its influence is particularly pronounced is the real estate market, especially when it comes to house prices. In this blog post, we will delve into the intricate relationship between inflation and house prices, exploring how one affects the other and what this means for...

Imagine the first place you lived as a young adult. Now imagine trying to fit your life today into that space. Not pretty, right?

While many areas of the economy have contracted, the housing market has stayed remarkably strong. But can the good news last?

We’ve all spent a lot more time at home over the past year. And for many of us, our homes have become our office, our classroom, our gym—and most importantly, our safe haven during times of uncertainty. So it’s no surprise to see that design trends for 2021 revolve around soothing colour palettes, cozy character, and quiet retreats.

The start of a new year always compels people to take a fresh look at their goals, from health and career to relationships and finance. But with historically low mortgage rates, increased home sales and price growth, and a tight housing inventory, the time is right to also make some homeownership resolutions for 2021.

The start of a new year always compels people to take a fresh look at their goals, from health and career to relationships and finance. But with historically low mortgage rates, increased home sales and price growth, and a tight housing inventory, the time is right to also make some homeownership resolutions for 2021.

This year has demonstrated, perhaps more than ever, the importance of our family, friends, neighbours, and community. It truly “takes a village” to keep a community functioning effectively, whether that’s by feeding the hungry, teaching our kids, or supporting small businesses.