A look at how a foreign investment tax could impact the Niagara-on-the-Lake real estate market.
When I say the end, I don’t mean the end of the world or anything like that. What I do mean is, could this be the end of what we have come to accept as normal politics – the end of “normal” US, Canadian relations?
I couldn’t resist a Trump post. I’ve been asked dozens of times if I thought Trumps win would have an effect on the Niagara market, or the Canadian market in general?
A look at the lack of demand in the GTA for single family residential properties, and how this affects NOTL.
Foreign investment and its effect on the Canadian real estate market, including Niagara-on-the-Lake.
When you consider that many of the buyers in NOTL are coming from Toronto, it’s up to the Real Estate agents to disclose and steer people through these situations.
The Niagara-on-the-Lake real estate market has always followed market activity in the Greater Toronto Area, and our town has become the stomping ground for retirees from the GTA.
The rampant house flipping that is occurring in the BC real estate market has the Real Estate Counsel of Ontario on guard. I am basing this blog post on the article found in today’s Globe and Mail by Tasmin McMahon.