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Upcoming Budget to Feature Federal Government’s Pledge for ‘Renters’ Bill of Rights.

Noah Perreault
28 March 2024
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Unveils Rental Protection Measures Ahead of Budget In anticipation of the upcoming budget, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced a series […]

Ontario Allocates Over $1.8 Billion for Expanding Housing Initiatives

Noah Perreault
24 March 2024
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The Ontario government has announced an investment exceeding $1.8 billion in housing-enabling infrastructure, aimed at facilitating the construction of at least 1.5 million homes by […]

Bank of Canada Rate Cuts Signal ‘Turning Point’ for Housing Market.

Noah Perreault
8 January 2024
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After a cautious year marked by changing expectations driven by increased borrowing costs, economists anticipate a potential rebound for the Canadian housing market in 2024. […]

Residential property values decline once more as sellers begin to withdraw.

Noah Perreault
16 December 2023
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In November, national housing prices experienced a renewed drop, signaling a trend of sellers stepping back from the real estate market following a surge in […]

Mistake Acknowledged: Doug Ford Abandons Proposal for Housing Development on Ontario’s Greenbelt Lands

Noah Perreault
22 September 2023
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced on Thursday his decision to reverse the previously proposed plan to allow housing development in the protected Greenbelt lands. This […]

According to source, the federal government is set to eliminate the Goods and Services Tax (GST) for new rental property construction.

Noah Perreault
14 September 2023
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Today, a senior government source disclosed that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is poised to declare the removal of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on […]

Rent is rising by over $100 per month, propelling the average asking price to an all-time high.

Noah Perreault
13 September 2023
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Despite a marginal decrease in the rate of increase, the cost of renting accommodation in Canada remains on an upward trajectory. On average, new tenants […]

Greenbelt land in Caledon will not be incorporated into zoning order following opposition.

Noah Perreault
25 August 2023
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The Ontario government has announced that the proposed new subdivision in Caledon will no longer encompass Greenbelt land, marking a shift from its earlier intention. […]

Housing specialists, proponents, and industry representatives deliver a collective message to the government: Increase the construction of rental units.

Noah Perreault
15 August 2023
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“A lot of the conversation is ‘Whose responsibility is it to solve this?’ And the answer should be ‘It’s everyone’s,‘” Moffatt told CBC News. The report […]

Housing crisis Increase in Ontario; Urged to act as it spreads to city to city.

Noah Perreault
6 July 2023
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A business group suggests that Ontario should introduce incentives to promote the creation and protection of diverse affordable housing options. The rising housing costs have […]