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Canada’s housing crisis remains one of the country’s most pressing economic and social challenges. Even as development continues from Vancouver to Halifax, the number of homes being built continues to lag behind the demand generated by an expanding population. For years, this growth has been fuelled primarily by immigration, an essential driver of Canada’s labour force and economic vitality, but also a source of pressure on a housing system that has not kept pace. Recognizing

Tenant screening is one of the most crucial steps in protecting your investment property. Yet many Canadian landlords still underestimate its importance or make small mistakes that can lead to large financial losses. A single poor tenant can result in unpaid rent, property damage, legal fees, and months of vacancy. Even experienced property owners sometimes skip steps or rely on assumptions that ultimately cost far more than the screening would have. Below are six common tena

Understanding Apartment Building Values in the Canadian Market As the Canadian real estate market fluctuates, apartment investors face a fundamental question: is it better to buy an existing building or build a new one? The answer isn’t always simple, but it usually comes down to one concept that’s ever-present, comparing what you’re paying to what it would cost to build the same thing today. That comparison, your purchase price versus replacement cost, is one of the most re