A fundamental economic shift is “hyper-concentrating” new knowledge-economy jobs in Toronto’s downtown as traditional manufacturing employment evaporates across much of southern Ontario, a new report warns, and the trend has major ramifications for public transit and land-use planning.
Read MoreThis week we are hearing great news for those who already own a home or condominium in Toronto, or are interested in investing in the market. In just half a decade between 2014 and 2019, values have increased by more than 100%.
Read MoreAs we predicted back in January, mortgage rates are going down. We don't often try and make bold predictions- especially when they go against the leading "experts" so its nice to be right so far!
Read MoreThe government is earmarking $1.25B over 3 years for something it's calling a 'shared equity mortgage'. The federal budget unveiled on Tuesday includes a plan that could see Canada's housing agency, the CMHC, pitch in up to 10 per cent of the purchase price of a home, if the prospective buyer qualif
Read MoreThe cost of living in Canada’s sixth largest city continued its upward trend in the fourth quarter of 2018, with the monthly average rent for a one-bedroom condo now surpassing some areas of Toronto.
Read MoreAn Ontario landlords’ association wants the province to test new zoning rules in areas around transit, declining strip malls and underused industrial land to encourage the development of more purpose-built apartments.
Read MoreGet free tickets for everyone! Get tickets for free access to the Investor Forum Show in Toronto for March 2nd 2019
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