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Foreign Home Buyers in Ontario, Canada

Hello from Ottawa. One question I often get asked by some of my clients is whether they can purchase a property. For several years now, both the Federal Government and the Ontario Provincial government tried to reign in the soaring real estate prices and multiple laws, and regulations by both orders of government have been implemented, which created a lot of confusion both for buyers and for real estate professionals. If you are a student on a study permit or a worker on an open or sponsored work permit, you probably are wondering how these new regulations affect you. I will try my best to explain how these new laws and regulations will affect you. If you need specific advice for your situation, please contact me directly. What is the Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Act and The Non-Resident Speculation Tax (NRST) In Canada, both Federal and Provincial governments can pass legislation and regulations on matters related to their perspective legislativ...

Ottawa Real Estate Insider -June

Hi Ottawa, This is my first real estate blog, and I would like to begin by thanking all of you that have made my professional journey as a Realtor ® a very exciting and enjoyable one. I am here to serve you and your loved ones on anything related to real estate in the Greater Ottawa area, whether it is to upsize/downsize your home, find your perfect first home, rent out or find your rental, or simply want to chat, I am just a phone call away! Market Update First, I would like to provide you with some latest Ottawa residential real estate market updates. As of May 2023, the Ottawa real estate market continues to demonstrate stability and growth, despite higher borrowing costs and continued assessment from some experts as overvalued ( Ottawa real estate: CMHC warns housing prices to decline for the first time in nearly 30 years | CTV News ). Compared to April 2023, the average price has maintained on freehold, single-family properties, while condo prices saw a 2% month-over-month...