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Majority Of Home Sales Driven By Older Individuals
There has been a noticeable decline in mortgage activity amongst Canadians. Generally speaking, younger individuals - ages 38 and younger - seem to be struggling to break into the residential real estate market. While overall home sales have been down...
What Are My Responsibilities As A Condo Unit Owner?
Owning a condo unit is different than owning a detached house. Certain privileges that house-owners enjoy can differ in a condo because of the shared living areas and shared expenses. Instead of having a private backyard, you may share a...
Asking the right questions is critical when buying real estate
Failing to ask the right questions can set new home buyers up for disappointment. Every home has it strengths, weaknesses and quirks, so it is a good idea for buyers in Ontario to clarify what issues may exist before finalizing...
Survey lends insight into Baby Boomer real estate preferences
As Baby Boomers get closer to retirement, many assume that a mass of people across the country will be looking to downsize. However, a recent survey of this demographic suggests that not all are looking at selling their homes just yet....
Failure to disclose is often the source of real estate lawsuits
One of the most common reasons for legal trouble in a real estate deal is disclosure. Disclosure-related lawsuits tend to emerge when a purchaser discovers something negative about a home after moving in which should have been revealed under Ontario...
Is real estate investing a good idea?
Many believe that real estate is a secure way for wealthier individuals to invest their money. In recent years, Canadians have seen high returns on property investments close to urban areas, particularly Toronto and Vancouver. However, there are a few things...
