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Once the epidemic has passed, the current Real Estate market trend may be reversed next year. Low interest rates, the increasing job market and the rise in the number of immigrants will stimulate home purchases and increase housing prices. Real estate sales are expected to surge by more than 40% in 2022. Toronto Real Estate…
Read MoreTaxes are a headache for many people, but did you know that a small household living every day can bring you a lot of tax relief? Check it out. Are you taking advantage of the following housing tax relief items? First-time home buyer’s tax credit If you are buying a house in Canada for the…
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Bank estimates and pre-approval This is the most important thing. You need to know whether you meet the mortgage requirements and how much you can borrow, so that you can determine your budget for buying a property. The bank requires you to put in a down payment (DOWN PAYMENT) and how much your monthly payment…
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“Looking at Economic Factors in the long-term, land supply in the medium-term and demographics in the short-term” are the influencing factors of real estate market trends summarized by Ren ZePing in the book Real Estate Cycle. Canadian Real Estate Market, which is currently heated among foreign immigrants in the world, population growth will not…
Read MoreWhen the hot words such as social distance”, “online supermarket and “epidemic subsidy” are all over the Internet platform, the real estate industry is still in the media’s focus. At this critical and special moment, I will share with you how to continue to feel at ease, rest assured and worry-free to carry out real…
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According to Canadian law, real property rights in Canada are permanent. Therefore, many buyers have the idea of buying a property for retirement and then passing it on from generation to generation. But this concept is somewhat different from the actual situation, because the statistics show an average Canadian moves every 5 years. There are…
Read MoreAs a non-resident in Canada, the purchase of real estate requires payment of an additional tax, that is, non-resident speculation tax, commonly known as “foreign buyer tax”, generally 15% of the house price. What is non-resident speculation tax? The full name of non-resident speculation tax is Non-Resident Speculation Tax, or NRST for short, which is…
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