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Just as the home sales and rental markets started to adjust to the Bank of Canada’s June interest rate cut, the BoC did it again.

Rental scams, especially those targeting cottage rentals, are on the rise, prompting the need for property managers to protect their businesses and clients.

People with disabilities are more likely to be renters than those without. What does that mean for property managers?

The increase in personal use evictions is drawing attention, with tenants demanding more substantial evidence from landlords to prove genuine intent to move in.

The Bank of Canada has cut the interest rate. What does that mean for the rental market – and could it revitalise housing sales?

Ontario’s annual rent increase guideline will remain at 2.5% for 2025. Here’s what you need to know.

Toronto property managers may want to address heatwave risks after a recent study linked heat-related deaths to a lack of air conditioning in rentals.

The home sales market achieves balance while property managers benefit from record-high rent prices. Affordability concerns may drive renters away from Ontario.