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How Brexit Can Make the Vancouver and Toronto Real Estate Markets Even Hotter

Policy makers have been trying to slow down the skyrocketing prices of homes in Toronto and Vancouver and it looks like Brexit could add more fuel to their headache. How so? Realtors from Vancouver and Toronto are currently pitching Canada’s most-loved cities as a safe haven for real estate investors now that investing in London

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Forecast Says Canadian Real Estate to Have Largest Annual Price Increase this Century

One of the country’s biggest real estate companies, Royal Lepage forecasted that Canadian real estate price will have its biggest increase for this century, the largest appreciation leap in the last 16 years. The Rise Continues In a report released mid of this week, Royal Lepage shared that low-interest rates and economic uncertainty in other

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Toronto and Vancouver Mortgage Rules to Change Starting mid-February

Planning to purchase a new home? Moving to Toronto or Vancouver soon? You might be in for a surprise starting February 15,2016! Vancouver and Toronto’s housing markets are at a frenzy and the Liberal government turned to tweaking lending rules in an effort to cool them down. The Big News In an announcement a few

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Canadian Household Debt Soars to $1.64 for Every Dollar Earned

How’s your debt situation? If you’re making as much as you owe or more, then you’re doing great! The 3rd quarter of 2015 brought some attention-grabbing news as borrowing rose faster compared to income growth for the average Canadian household. With the housing markets in Vancouver and Toronto still as hot as ever and the

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