Tag: #realestateinvesting
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Office And Industrial Vacancies Are Finally Falling—But Many Ontario Landlords Are Not Finance‑Ready For The Rebound
Office And Industrial Vacancies Are Finally Falling—But Many Ontario Landlords Are Not Finance‑Ready For The Rebound Colliers just reported that Canada’s office vacancy rate has started to decline again and industrial vacancies also fell in early 2026—the first time both have moved down together in more than two decades. Large brokerages are calling 2026 a Read more
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Receiverships Are Quietly Reshaping Ontario Real Estate: From GTA Towers to Northern Portfolios in 2026
Receiverships Are Quietly Reshaping Ontario Real Estate: From GTA Towers to Northern Portfolios in 2026 Across Ontario, I’m seeing more high-profile projects and portfolios pushed into court-appointed receivership, from multi-tower condo sites in the GTA to a northern Ontario bankruptcy that started with over 400 properties and still has dozens left to liquidate. Insolvency and Read more
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Toronto Office And Retail Are Quietly Recovering – Here’s Why Ontario Landlords Need To Fix Their Financing Before Lenders Fully Reprice The Upswing
Toronto Office And Retail Are Quietly Recovering – Here’s Why Ontario Landlords Need To Fix Their Financing Before Lenders Fully Reprice The Upswing After years of doom-and-gloom, downtown Toronto office vacancy is finally trending down, with Class A space seeing stronger leasing and national downtown vacancy easing as demand returns. That shift is already changing Read more
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Ontario Housing Crash Won’t Save You
Everyone’s cheering for a “big crash” in Ontario, but the data says something harsher: prices are slipping while affordability is still brutally tight. Inventory is climbing and condos are correcting, yet buyers and 2021–2022 owners are both losing money through hesitation, bad financing, or panic moves. As a licensed Ontario Real Estate Broker and Mortgage Read more
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5 Landlord Wins That Make Bill 60 a Total Game-Changer
Bill 60 introduces several major changes for landlords under Ontario’s Residential Tenancies Act, aimed at expediting eviction procedures and reducing landlord costs associated with tenant removals. Key Changes for Landlords Shortened Eviction Notice for Rent ArrearsLandlords can now serve an N4 eviction notice only 7 days after rent is overdue, reduced from the previous 14 Read more
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Greater Toronto home sales down 9.5% in October from last year
Here’s a summary: Greater Toronto Area (GTA) home sales in October 2025 were down 9.5% compared to October last year. On a seasonally adjusted basis, sales dropped 2.3% from September. New listings increased 2.7% year-over-year to 16,069, while active listings rose 17.2% to 27,808. The benchmark index for prices fell 5% from last year, and Read more