Rental housing in Canada is experiencing intense affordability challenges heading into 2026. While record-high interest rates and inflation have slightly cooled some markets, average rents remain steep – for example, Toronto’s two-bedroom asking rent is still about $2,720 per month as of late 2025, with Vancouver around $3,190. Such costs mean many tenants are paying […]
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As short-term and seasonal rentals continue to grow in popularity across Ontario, many landlords are turning to furnished properties, cottages, and vacation homes as revenue-generating assets. But unlike long-term rentals, seasonal and short-term leases come with unique regional restrictions, licensing requirements, and compliance obligations—especially for owners operating in multiple jurisdictions. Whether you’re renting your property […]
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Peterborough has emerged as a prime investment destination for property owners seeking rental growth beyond the GTA. With a rising population, a strong student demographic, and more families relocating for affordability, the city offers a stable and diverse tenant base—making it ideal for long-term rental strategies. But successful investing in Peterborough means understanding who is […]
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If you’re a landlord in Canada—especially in Ontario—you’re not just managing units, you’re managing legal risk, financial oversight, and tenant rights. With one of the most tenant-friendly regulatory frameworks in the country, even experienced landlords can fall into costly traps. Whether you’re overseeing a condo in Toronto, a duplex in Durham, or a growing portfolio […]
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