by Chris Seepe | Nov 2, 2021 | Featured
While the Ontario Real Estate Association’s proposal to end exclusionary zoning and create as-of-right zoning for alternative housing is a good first step in ending community and political NIMBYism towards affordable housing alternatives, these suggestions address...
by REM Editorial Team | Oct 1, 2021 | News
A new report from Ratesdotca says that Ontarians residing in suburban neighbourhoods, such as Lasalle in Windsor, are paying more than double the home insurance premium in comparison to affluent Greater Toronto Area neighbourhoods such as Woodbridge. Most of the top...
by Chris Seepe | Apr 6, 2021 | Featured
Every Realtor and their clients have been touched directly or indirectly by insurance premiums, possibly even as simply a consumer. In early March I received a near exact 30 per cent increase in my small multi-residential rental property insurance premium. I heard...
by Sebastian Marquez | Mar 12, 2021 | Featured
The rental market has been hit hard by the pandemic. With Ontario experiencing a downward trend in the number of reported cases and several vaccines rolling out across the world, more investors are becoming hopeful of the rental market and general economy recovering....
by Bob Aaron | Feb 13, 2018 | Columnists, Featured, Legal Issues
A recent Nova Scotia court judgment emphasizes the importance of providing timely notice of potential claims and regulatory complaints to the errors and omissions insurer of a brokerage. Hermiena Murphy was a real estate agent who had been working for 20 years with...
