The second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic is here just as the leaves are starting to turn and the colder weather is greeting us. Many of us are attempting to ride out the pandemic’s waves in the comfort and safety of our own homes, but cabin fever is a definite risk no matter how you
It is clear by now that this pandemic is not going away any time soon and that we all have to find ways to manage our routine responsibilities while COVID-19 continues to hang over our head. The dog still needs food in her bowl, the kids still need a safe and comfortable living environment, and
Feeling uncertain about your real estate plans and financial stability? You’re not alone; the same concerns are affecting homeowners and business operators throughout the Greater Toronto Area. Right now, a lot of people are being cautious and putting off major decisions in order to maintain financial flexibility, which is understandable given these uncertain times. However,
After winter has finally wrapped up, homeowners and landlords alike are often faced with some weather-related damage and maintenance tasks at their property. To ensure you preserve the value of your property and keep it safe for yourself or your tenants, follow this spring maintenance checklist for houses below. Inspect the Roof Winter weather can
Are you up to date on the latest EV charging station requirements for condominiums? Whether you’re a condo owner, board member, or developer building a new project, it’s important to know what’s required of you and to abide by the new regulations. Follow this short guide to ensure that you’re following all the new rules
The Bank of Canada recently announced two interest rate cuts in March, which has led the big 6 banks to lower their prime rates that drive mortgage rates. Lower rates make it easier for Canadians to apply for a mortgage, but with a pandemic on our doorstep, these are no ordinary times. How will these
Have you been tracking the potential vacancy tax that was announced for Toronto? To help you catch up, we’ve pulled together all the facts and the latest updates below. At the very least, it’s important to know that Toronto has officially delayed adding a vacancy tax to homes for at least another year. Further investigation
In 2017, Ontario moved forward in an effort to better protect condo owners, residents and board members by creating a new administrative authority – the Condominium Authority of Ontario (CAO). The CAO creates new consumer protections to help build more sustainable communities and improve condo living today and into the future. If you’re a tenant,
If you’re a real estate investor, landlord, PM or developer looking to learn more about the latest trends and strategies to get ahead in 2020, we’ve put this list together for you. Get the latest rundown of all the up and coming industry events to watch out for in Toronto this year. Feb 7-9th Toronto
Toronto is one step closer to getting its first “smart” community, but there is still a long road ahead. Since 2017, Sidewalk Labs, a Google sister company, has been working closely with Waterfront Toronto to transform Toronto into the global hub for urban innovation. But soon after winning the bid to turn an undeveloped area