16 Jun

Prefab Backyard Homes: Build Smart, Live Better

Prefab

Posted by: Michael Greene

Looking for extra income, space for loved ones, or a creative way to add housing? Prefab backyard homes might be the solution you’ve been waiting for. With faster build times, lower costs, and growing government incentives—this once “alternative” idea is now going mainstream. Let’s break down why prefab homes and secondary suites are on the […]

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11 Jun

Canada’s Job Trouble: Why More People Are Struggling to Find Work

General

Posted by: Michael Greene

Right now in Canada, a lot of people are having job troubles, no jobs available anywhere. In May 2025, not many new jobs were added — just about 8,800 — which means the number of people working stayed mostly the same. But more people are now without jobs. The unemployment rate went up to 7.0%, […]

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12 May

Ontario’s Housing Legislation: Faster Builds, Fewer Delays

Housing

Posted by: Michael Greene

Big changes are coming to the housing market by way of the Ontario’s Housing Legislation. On Monday, the province is introducing sweeping new legislation aimed at fast-tracking construction and tackling the housing crisis head-on. Whether you’re a buyer, builder, or investor, this move is worth watching. The headline? Ontario’s Housing Legislation—officially called the Protect Ontario […]

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30 Jan

Variable Rate Mortgage Holders Celebrate With Rate Announcement

Latest News

Posted by: Michael Greene

Prime Rate Drop: What Homeowners and Buyers Need to Know On Wednesday, Canada’s six major banks announced a quarter-percentage-point reduction in their prime rates, dropping from 5.45% to 5.2%. This follows the Bank of Canada’s decision to lower its key interest rate for the sixth time since June, bringing it down to 3%. The central […]

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26 Jan

Considering a Private Mortgage?

General

Posted by: Michael Greene

What you need to know about an alternative or private mortgage? Borrowers who are unable to qualify for a traditional bank mortgage may need to consider an alternative or private mortgage for their financing. If this is your case, remember that these mortgages are supposed to be a short-term financing solution. These loans are often […]

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4 Nov

Condo in Crisis: What to Do if Your New Purchase Faces Receivership

Pre-Construction

Posted by: Michael Greene

Is Your Condo Project Facing Receivership? Picture this: You’ve been excitedly waiting for your new condominium to be completed in just a few months. All day, you’ve been imagining how you’ll decorate it, learning about local shops, and planning your housewarming party. Then, suddenly, the builder stops sending updates. You turn on the news and […]

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3 Nov

Boost Your Income and Property Value with The Secondary Suite Refinance Program

Refinancing

Posted by: Michael Greene

Ontario’s New Secondary Suite Refinance Program is designed to expand the availability of affordable housing by offering financial aid to homeowners interested in adding secondary suites. These suites, commonly referred to as accessory dwelling units (ADUs), can be a great asset to your property, providing extra income while helping address the housing shortage. Program Highlights […]

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18 Oct

Federal Housing Measures Support Secondary Suites, Vacant Land Taxes, and More Homes on Public Lands

Latest News

Posted by: Michael Greene

On Tuesday of last week, the federal government announced some new housing measures that are aimed at helping homeowners, especially those looking to add a little extra income with secondary suites, while also tackling some of the bigger housing challenges Canada is facing. We’re talking new taxes, refinancing options, and plans to repurpose underused federal […]

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1 Oct

Boldest Mortgage Reforms in Decades Set to Unlock Homeownership for All Canadian First-Time Homebuyers and Buyers of New Builds

First-Time Homebuyers

Posted by: Michael Greene

These mortgage reforms, touted as the boldest in decades, aim to unlock homeownership for all Canadian first-time homebuyers and buyers of new builds by address housing affordability and ease the path to securing to homeownership. In an effort to making it easier to qualify for a mortgage, significant reforms are being introduced across Canada, specifically […]

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