The BCREA is projecting that MLS® residential sales in British Columbia will decline by 1.1% in 2025. It further indicates that this anticipated slowdown stems from buyers postponing decisions amid tariff‑related economic uncertainty, despite significant pent‑up demand. Looking ahead to 2026, however, sales are expected to rise by 8.8%, climbing to roughly 80,150 units, if trade tensions ease and market...

Canada’s multifamily sector continues to draw attention from beginning real estate investors thanks to its blend of income stability and long‑term growth potential. Despite a modest uptick in vacancies, recent CMHC data show vacancy rates remain below historical averages, highlighting ongoing demand for rental housing across Canada. 

Financing an investment property is similar to a primary residence...

As of April 30, 2025, Toronto’s Property Standards Bylaw has been amended to tighten indoor comfort requirements for rental units. Landlords must now maintain a minimum indoor temperature of 21°C from October 1 through May 15, and, if air conditioning is provided, must operate it from June 1 through September 30. These changed heating and cooling periods reflect City Council’s efforts to protect tenant...