Selling A Home In Ottawa FAQ How do you sell your home in Ontario? In order for you to sell your home in Ontario you must find a buyer to pay you your desired amount of money in exchange for the title of your property. This requires a lawyer to transfer the title. To maximize […]
Recessions for Home Buyers/Sellers in Ottawa: What You Need to Know As the Canadian economy continues to navigate the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the real estate market has experienced various changes, especially for those looking to buy or sell a home in Ottawa. The uncertainty of the economy can make it challenging to […]
1456 Heatherington Road, Unit D, Ottawa Price = $325,000 Description: Welcome home to spacious condo living! No carpets throughout! This home features a large kitchen with plenty of counter space, updated cabinetry, and an eat in area. Cozy up in the living room with direct access to the private yard space. The low maintenance backyard […]
Selling Your Home in Ottawa: A Comprehensive Guide If you plan to sell your home in Ottawa, you’re probably wondering how you should go about it. After all, selling a property can be a complicated process, and it’s essential to have a clear understanding of the steps involved to ensure a successful transaction. Worry not, […]
US Financial Institutions Defaulting – What Does That Mean For Canada? With 3 small to mid-sized banks (Silvergate Bank, Silicon Valley Bank, and Signature Bank) in the United States failing over the course of just under a week in March of 2023, you might be asking yourself what the far-reaching implications of such an event […]
1701 Blohm Drive, Unit 13, Ottawa Price = $399,000 Description: This bright and open 2 story loft style condo is ready for you to call it home! This home is filled with plenty of natural light and is a beautiful space for you to make your own! You will love entertaining and relaxing in the […]
How does the Tax-Free Home Savings Account work? The Tax-Free Home Savings Account (FHSA) is a type of savings account that allows Canadians to save money for a down payment on their first home or to pay for home renovations. Contributions to the FHSA may be deductible on your income tax return for the year […]
In an effort to cool down the Canadian housing market and make it more affordable for Canadians, the federal government has implemented a new policy aimed at restricting foreign buyers from purchasing real estate in the country. In this blog, we will discuss what the foreign buyer ban is, how it works, and what impact […]
You might’ve heard of a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA), a popular savings option in Canada that began on January 1, 2009. It allows Canadians like yourself to save and invest your money without paying taxes on growth or withdrawals. Now, there’s a new addition to the TFSA family – the Tax-Free Home Savings Account (FHSA), […]
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