A new report delineating a surge in study costs and ever-expanding timelines is calling for the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Process to be overhauled
Usually when real estate brokers switch sides, they start in residential and transition into commercial searching for a few big paydays
Ex-Beatle Ringo Starr is selling his house and now your clients can take a Magical Mystery Tour…
It’s the ultimate pat on the backs of brokers, as a majority of agents have yet to use the services of a real estate coach, largely due to the in-house training many brokerages offer.
Home prices across the GTA are rising, despite drops in inventory, according to November figures released by the Toronto Real Estate Board, but analysts say that’s one situation that isn’t likely to change.
Not everyone is betting on a slow-down in the luxury market. One major brokerage believes one of the most expensive markets in Canada will continue to climb well into 2015, as evidenced by its acquisition of a major player there.
Whistler real estate market on the up... Program attracts real estate investors... Shortage in Vancouver market limits options... Richmond see high levels of growth in home sales... Bungalows the go-to for seniors in Ottawa...
Agents across the country are applauding Quebec’s real estate board after it launched a class action lawsuit against a major for-sale-by-owner company, but some players argue the move is only one part of a much larger puzzle.
Opponents suggest double-ending represents little monetary gain for potentially large reputational losses, but just how little is that gain? REP does the math.
The push to hyper-specialize in a neighbourhood – or even on a particular street – may be reducing the influence of a big-name brokerage, although not for everyone, say some industry players.
The Canadian real estate market may be poised for transformation with the introduction of mobile-driven deposits, set to help agents and their clients avoid the snafus that too often scuttle deals.
In what will surely become a landmark move, the Québec Federation of Real Estate Boards (QFREB) has filed an application for authorization to institute a class action suit against a major for-sale-by-owner player in the province.
Two American companies have recently decided to setup shop north of the border, bringing both excitement and trepidation to the Canadian real estate scene
Global real estate brand continues Canadian expansion with its first Whistler brokerage
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