July brings a few important legal updates that could affect Ontario property managers, landlords, and tenants.
Our latest housing market health check shows signs of recovery, with home sales picking up and rents easing in many areas.
More Canadians, many of whom are under 35, plan to buy a residential investment property in the next five years, according to a recent survey.
On the sharp edge of the housing crisis, growing numbers of young adults are unable to rent, even with a roommate, due to increasing shared accommodation costs.
In the Greater Toronto Area, condo sales have slumped while condo rental demand is reaching new heights. What’s driving this?
Ontario’s government will invest $6.5m in the struggling Landlord and Tenant Board to cut decision times, and also plans to strengthen protections for tenants.