The inviting sounds of crackling wood or the riveting sight of glowing embers in a dying fire. Cozy fireside chats with friends or family. Sleepovers with fun-filled marshmallow roasting sessions. Or just a solitary but warm interlude spent reading or relaxing next to a roaring fire.

A home’s …

It’s the week before Thanksgiving. Fall season is well underway, and the nip in the air keeps getting sharper with each passing week. Before we know it, winter will be here. For homeowners, that is your cue to make sure you and your home are well prepared for the …

Last week, we shared information on some of the key aspects to consider when insuring your home for the first time or modifying your existing home insurance policy.

As mentioned earlier, climate change-driven extreme weather events and the costs of climate adaptation will continue to significantly impact insurance and …

Even as adequate housing supply and affordability continue to remain top of mind for many Canadians, for those of our readers who are fortunate to be homeowners or are considering buying a home in the near future, the importance of getting your home insured cannot be stressed enough.

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Last week, our guest author—Marilyn Monteiro, a Licensed Paralegal at Monteiro Paralegal Services, shared some insights into the key considerations Ontario landlords should keep in mind when renting out their property.

We continue with that theme this week by sharing information that is relevant and useful for prospective …

Being a homeowner entails considerable responsibility, especially if you plan to rent out a property you own. As with most scenarios involving legal implications, both landlords and tenants need to have a basic understanding of the rights and responsibilities relevant to residential tenancies in Ontario.

This week, guest …

The wide-ranging impacts of global climate change continue to manifest themselves in extreme weather events, such as wildfires, unseasonable rain and flooding, etc. causing widespread devastation, here in Canada, and elsewhere. This has considerably driven up home insurance costs in the last few years, and to some extent, fueled …

Whether it is buying or selling a house, most people begin first with a cursory search online. And the pictures they see of the listed properties are very often instrumental in determining the eventual sales or purchase. With the bulk of residential properties currently listed online for sale, taking …

With Fall around the corner and the typically months-long winter following shortly, now is the time to consider making your home more energy-efficient to avoid hefty heating bills in the months ahead. Making your home more energy efficient is not only the more environment-friendly option, but it can also …

Notwithstanding the overall slump in the Greater Toronto Area’s (GTA’s) real estate market, home prices—whether for a detached or semi-detached home, townhouse, or condominium apartment—have still not substantially dipped from the record highs seen during the pandemic.

Even as sales activity appreciated slightly by 3.3 percent …