by Kevin Russell | Dec 6, 2024 | News
Supporters, opponents of rent cap seek change to Liberal legislation “If we’re going to look hard on the revenue side, we’ve got to make sure we’ve got guardrails on the cost side,” said Jeremy Jackson, a vice-president at Killam...
by Kevin Russell | Dec 6, 2024 | News
Vancouver passes motion for multi-residential cooling solutions Vancouver City Council passed a motion calling for the provincial government to address critical gaps in access to cooling solutions, particularly for those living in multi-unit residential buildings,...
by Kevin Russell | Dec 6, 2024 | News
Tenants want apps that enhance the rental experience Mobile applications, or apps, have transformed the way we interact with the world. From social media to shopping, entertainment to business, apps have become part of daily life. It is also changing the rental...
by Kevin Russell | Nov 29, 2024 | News
Canada Expects Up To 1 In 10 People To Voluntarily Leave By Next Year Millions of Canadian visas expire next year and the country isn’t sure how to deal with it. That became clear when policymakers fumbled in parliament when answering what Canada plans to do if people...
by Kevin Russell | Nov 29, 2024 | News
N.B. apartment owners raise concerns over proposed rent cap The New Brunswick government’s plan to implement a three per cent rent cap starting February 1, 2025, is drawing concern from apartment owners in the province. Willy Scholten, president of the New Brunswick...
by Kevin Russell | Nov 29, 2024 | News
Halifax anchors stable, optimistic Atlantic Canada outlook: CBRE An air of optimism reigns in Atlantic Canada’s relatively stable commercial real estate industry heading into 2025. That was a theme of CBRE’s recent Atlantic Market Outlook event and was evident in a...
