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To buy a home in Canada, a good credit score is essential for securing a favorable mortgage. Bad credit complicates the process, making lenders hesitant to approve applications. However, options exist for those with poor credit, such as getting a co-signer, applying with B lenders or private lenders, or considering rent-to-own agreements. Improving credit scores…

Over 4 billion people live in cities, expected to rise to nearly 70% by 2050, driving major real estate shifts globally. Urbanization fuels housing demand, asset optimization, and infrastructure needs. Cities investing in transit and mixed-use developments see property value growth. Strategic urban planning, like Dubai’s 2040 Master Plan, emphasizes accessibility, sustainability, and livability. Trends…

The average home price in Windsor-Essex dropped 7.63% to $528,040 in January 2026 compared to the previous year. Listings decreased by 4.37%, with 788 available compared to 824 last January. Residential sales fell 1.48%, with 267 properties sold. Most sales were in the $420,000-$699,999 range, with 65 homes sold between $550,000 and $699,999 and 63…

In December, 98% of Greater Toronto Area neighbourhoods saw homes sell below asking price, continuing a 2025 trend of buyer leverage amid economic uncertainty. Median home prices ranged from $485,000 in affordable areas to over $3 million in expensive ones, with an overall GTA median of $923,500. Homes sold within 30 days on average. Commercial…

First-time homebuyers in Canada should determine their budget, get pre-approved for a mortgage, and estimate upfront costs including down payment (5-20%), closing costs (2-4%), CMHC insurance if under 20% down, legal fees, land transfer tax, property tax, home insurance, and moving expenses. Building a real estate team and understanding the local market are crucial. Various…