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Property managers respond to the federal government’s ‘Renters’ Bill of Rights’ coming mid-April. How will this impending legislation affect their businesses?

A petition calling for automatic eviction for non-payment of rent is making its rounds online, highlighting landlords' frustrations with delays at the LTB.

Legalized two years ago, garden suites were touted as a solution to the housing shortage in Toronto. However, recent data reveals a sluggish uptake.

The Ontario government has recently unveiled the "Get It Done Act," a new bill aimed at accelerating infrastructure and housing development while keeping costs down across the province.

With a balanced sales market and expectations of a more active spring, it's a good time for buyers to explore their options. At the same time, rental prices are likely to remain high and stable.

The federal government has extended its ban on foreign home purchases by two years, but there has been ongoing debate regarding its effectiveness.

In pursuit of its goal to build 1.5 million homes by 2031, Ontario assigned 50 municipalities with individual housing targets. So how did they fare in 2023?

A growing number of tenants are capitalizing on delays at the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) and pushing for higher cash-for-keys settlements from landlords.