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Join us as at the Broadview table as we host a weekly talk show with everything to do with Toronto real estate. The Toronto market is confusing. So whether you are a new or experienced investor, or are just looking for a home to raise you and your family in, join us for Broadview Table Talks as we talk about strategies to navigate the ever-changing Toronto real estate world. We live and breathe this stuff, so we’ll have honest and open talks with my friends around our table.
Unknown Host hosts Broadview Table Talks: Toronto Real Estate Podcast, a business show with 190 episodes published.
Finding a deal in Toronto real estate isn’t as simple as it sounds. A lot of buyers think deals are obvious… or that they’ll just show up as a low price. That’s not how it works. The best opportunities are created throug
If you bought a home in the last few years, especially a larger trade-up property, you might be feeling some regret. Did you buy at the wrong time? Did you overpay? Did the market drop? Should you have waited? Let’s step
What year are Toronto real estate prices back to? 2020? 2018? That question sounds simple, but it leads a lot of people in the wrong direction. With so much data floating around and so few actual sales driving the number
I thought bidding wars were supposed to be over? I guess not. We just listed a starter home in #Leslieville, an urban community just outside #downtowntoronto, expecting a normal negotiation. Instead, we ended up with a f
Toronto real estate feels uncomfortable right now. Prices have softened, headlines are pessimistic, and a lot of people are questioning whether owning real estate here still makes sense at all. Some are calling this the
Toronto is now almost a 50/50 city. About half of households own their home, and half rent. Yet the housing conversation is still stuck on the same question: should you rent or should you buy? That’s the wrong debate. Th
Real estate in Toronto feels rough right now. Prices are down, interest rates are high, headlines are loud, and a lot of people feel stuck. Buyers are asking: What if prices fall more? Sellers are wondering: Why isn’t my
Many of the units that Toronto pre-construction buyers bought are now worth less than the purchase price. Appraisals are coming in low, lenders are tightening up, and the gap between contract value and today's market val
Listings are sitting longer, open houses feel quiet, and the headlines make it sound like the market still has room to fall. That uncertainty is exactly why my clients asked me this question, and why the answer isn’t as
After ten rate hikes and two years of high borrowing costs, the Bank of Canada has finally started cutting. For the first time in years, interest rates are “in a good place.” But if money’s cheaper, why isn’t the housing
"What's a good school zone" is a question I am often asked. But the truth is, buying a home based on school rankings is more of an art than a science. Most rankings, like those from the Fraser Institute, are based on EQA
When a tenant moves out, every landlord faces the same question: should you renovate, or keep it simple? Let's talk about the Golden Rule of Multi-Family Investing, how to decide if a renovation actually makes sense afte
Mortgage delinquencies in Canada are making headlines, with reports saying they’re “up 30%.” But what does that really mean? Defaults have risen, but that’s still below Canada’s historical “normal” range. Even during the
Imagine you’re playing Monopoly, and one player already owns most of the houses. Every time someone else lands, they have to pay more and more rent. Even if you save your money and play smart, it’s really hard to catch u
Condos may have dropped more percentage-wise, but detached and semi-detached homes have fallen much more in real dollars. That means if you’re upsizing, the price gap has narrowed, and this less-than-stellar market might
Feel like you’ll be renting forever? That’s honestly okay. Owning real estate isn’t the only path to stability. But if you’re not buying, you’ll need a solid plan — because the system is still built around homeowners. Th
A new national survey from Royal LePage shows that 31% of Canadian renters have no plans to ever buy a home—a statistic that challenges long-held assumptions about homeownership in this country. We’ll look at what’s driv
Renting is the norm in cities like New York, Berlin, and Toronto — but staying a renter forever could mean missing your window to build real wealth. Let’s talk about how smart buyers are breaking in, even with high price
The Toronto condo market is shifting fast—and not in a good way for small landlords. With sky-high interest rates, poor rental yields, and construction costs that don’t pencil out, the old condo ownership model is breaki
If you own real estate in Toronto — or anywhere in Canada — you’ve probably had it with all the negative headlines. Falling condo prices, sluggish sales, rising interest rates… it’s all you ever hear. But here’s the one
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