Hamilton Townhomes Beside large apartment homes, townhomes are the most common in Hamilton. Almost one third of the homes in the city were constructed before the 1960s, but many of the remaining housing buildings were constructed in the 1960s & in the 1980s. In Hamilton, many housing units are single detached homes, and the…
One of the most crucial concerns you’ll need to address while looking for a new house is how much money you have available for a down payment. Depending on the style of home you’re buying, the size of the mortgage you take out, and other circumstances, the down payment amount in Canada might vary significantly.…
There are different spectrums of buying a home in Canada. Depending on your allocation and necessities, you can get a house, portion, and condos; certain provinces in Canada give you the option to buy a leasehold property. While purchasing a home on a freehold basis is easy, buying one on a leasehold tenure can be…
Burlington Townhomes About half of the housing units in Burlington are townhomes while the remaining are single detached homes, large apartment buildings and condominium homes. The city mainly has three bedrooms, four and more bedroom townhomes. About three quarters of the homes in the city are occupied by their owners while the remaining one third…
Ajax Townhomes In Ajax, homes are newly constructed, because around 40 percent of the dwellings were constructed in 2000, and the remaining were built in the 1960s & the 1980s. The housing stock available in this area of GTA is primarily made up of townhomes and single detached homes. Almost 85 percent of the…
Whitby Townhomes About 85 percent of the housing units are occupied by their owners while the remaining homes are occupied by the renters. Homes here are very versatile as mainly were built after 2000, while remaining were constructed in 1960s & 1980. Large number of homes here are townhomes, condominium homes and single detached…
St Catharines Townhomes In St Catharines, almost 55 percent of the homes are townhomes and single detached homes while the remaining are condominium homes, small and large apartment buildings. Almost 40 percent of homes were constructed between 1960 & 1980. All of these homes were constructed with all the basic facilities so you don’t have…
Are you worried sick about building your new House in Ontario? We understand how intimidating it must be to come up with an estimate and cost break down before beginning the construction process of your dream home. So, let’s walk you through the basic framework and costs for building a home in Ontario. In Ontario,…
Housing affordability and supply issues may affect Canadian homebuyers and sellers directly, but they may also have indirect effects on the real estate market and the overall economy. The contribution of the contribution of the Real Estate, Rental, and Leasing (RERL) industry to Canada’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has increased significantly over the past twenty…
Rent increases can be a contentious issue for both landlords and tenants in Ontario. As a tenant, sudden and unreasonable rent hikes can cause financial strain and uncertainty. At the same time, as a landlord, failing to earn a fair return on investment can jeopardize the viability of a rental property. Fortunately, Ontario’s rent increase…
