Insights & Updates

Ontario's rental landscape just got an update with Bill 60 – Fighting Delays, Building Faster Act, 2025 (now law as Statutes of Ontario 2025, c. 14), focusing on its amendments to the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA).

As we enter spring 2025, Toronto’s condominium rental market is feeling the weight of economic pressures, oversupply, and shifting renter preferences.

The Toronto condo rental market experienced significant shifts in 2024, with rising vacancy rates, fluctuating rental prices, and a record-breaking surge in new rental completions.

Toronto's high-rise condo rental market is thriving, with a consistent demand for quality living spaces. As competition increases, property owners must find ways to stand out and maximize their rental income.

Deciding your next move as an investor in Toronto's high-rise condo market is crucial. With the city's real estate landscape constantly evolving, understanding whether to upgrade or upsize your investments can make a significant difference in your returns.

Living in a Toronto condo comes with its perks: stunning views, modern amenities, and the vibrant city life at your doorstep. But what happens when things go wrong?

Having a rental property in Toronto can be a great investment, but dealing with difficult tenants can sometimes turn that dream into a nightmare...

After having tenants in a unit for years or even decades, putting it back on the market without some improvements or condo renovations is impossible. Even..