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October 5, 2017

Real Estate Property Canada & How Will Covid-19 Impact

The Real estate sector in Canada has been currently undergoing some serious impacts. These are because of the latest developments from the COVID-19 scenario. These impacts are related to the pricing strategies in the real...

September 30, 2017

VACANT HOMES IS A RISING ISSUE ALL ACROSS CANADA

The number of vacant homes i.e. deserted luxury houses have been seen on the rise. This is across the whole of Canada as according to real estate analysts. According to demographics statistics Canada from 2006...

September 30, 2017

Mortgage Term- Best Deals With Lower Rates In Canada

Canadian housing markets are highly dependent on Mortgage, mortgage term, and mortgage insurance. This is vital as part of their real estate and property environment. In current times of the pandemic and its most common sufferings....

September 30, 2017

SECTOR REAL ESTATE IN CANADA POST COVID-19

The real estate market in Canada since the arrival of COVID-19 has reacted differently. This is similar to many other sectors where the effects have been evident. Divided into two periods are the effects of COVID-19 on...

September 30, 2017

TORONTO REAL ESTATE: WHY IT IS ONE OF THE MOST EXPENSIVE?

Toronto is the Canadian hub of commerce, industries, global trade, communications, academics, transport, real estate and finance. The growth Toronto has seen especially in the last 30 years has been phenomenal. This is due to the rise...

August 30, 2017

HOW TO QUALIFY A REALTOR FOR YOUR PROPERTY TRANSACTION?

Buying or Selling a Real Estate property anywhere in the world is one of the most important decisions in one’s life. The decision is highly important whether it’s for yourself or for investment purposes. In...

August 30, 2017

THE CANADIAN HOUSING MARKET TRENDS: 2020 FORECASTS

Making money in the Real Estate requires an immense amount of market trends analysis. On top of this, it also requires the focus of the variable markets. A huge part of the residential property income...