The Receipts: We Said Toronto Condos Were $900/sqft. Here’s What Happened
Scoring two calls from a May 2025 episode against what actually happened: the Bank of Canada rate call and downtown condo price per square foot. Including the one we got wrong.
The Move-In-Ready Premium: Why Buyers Pay Up for Turnkey
Buyers pay a premium for move-in-ready homes and discount dated ones by more than the work costs. Here is the move-in-ready premium, and how to use it.
Why Investors Are Leaving Ontario for Florida (14% Cap Rates, 30-Day Evictions)
Ontario investors are moving to Florida for 14 to 18 percent cap rates, 30-day evictions, and no land transfer tax. A cross-border lawyer breaks down why.
Leaving Canada? How to Move to the U.S. With Real Estate
A cross-border lawyer explains how Canadians move to the U.S. with real estate: the E2 visa, why Florida cap rates beat Toronto, and Canada’s exit tax.
Ontario Landlords Are Selling. Here’s What’s Actually Happening.
Ontario landlords face 6-16 month LTB wait times, negative cash flow, and a broken regulatory system. Why many are switching to commercial real estate.
Why 35-Year Mortgages Are Creating Forever Loans — And What to Do About It
Mortgage expert Jeff Mudrick explains how 35-year amortizations and static variable rates create forever loans where you barely pay down principal.
Mortgage Renewals in Canada: What the Banks Aren’t Telling You
Mortgage expert Jeff Mudrick explains why 47% of Canadians overpay on their mortgage renewal, how static payment variable rates create ‘forever loans,’ and what to do when your renewal letter arrives.
Open Bidding in Ontario Real Estate: What It Actually Means for Buyers and Sellers
Open bidding is now legal in Ontario. Here’s how platforms like Final Offer work, what the NAR settlement means for Canada, and why transparency changes everything.
GTA Real Estate Market Update — Spring 2026
GTA spring 2026 real estate market update — average prices down 7.1% YoY, Bank of Canada holds at 2.25%, 5 months of inventory. York Region price breakdown by city and property type.
Canada’s Economic Crisis and Toronto Real Estate
Canada’s Economic Crisis and What It Means for Toronto Real Estate: An Economist’s Breakdown If you follow the headlines, Canada’s economy is doing fine. GDP is growing. Unemployment dipped for a month. The government says things are on track. If you look at the actual data, the picture is very different. I sat down with […]