British Columbia Moves To Introduce new “Speculation Tax” – Will Ontario Follow? There is big real estate news out of British Columbia. The long-term heat of the Greater Vancouver real estate has made British Columbia a trend se …
Read More »British Columbia Moves To Introduce new “Speculation Tax” – Will Ontario Follow? There is big real estate news out of British Columbia. The long-term heat of the Greater Vancouver real estate has made British Columbia a trend se …
Read More »Sales and prices are down Stats from January of this year paint a difficult picture for GTA real estate. The Toronto Real Estate Board outlined that sales stats fell 22% to just over 4,000 units in January 2018. Unit sales were …
Read More »Why Tembo matters now more than ever Higher interest rates, insurance premiums and rising moving costs, new stress tests and tighter bank scrutiny and the extremely low availability of rental units in the GTA make Tembo’s services m …
Read More »The Federal Reserve hikes rates and what that means for Canadian real estate On Wednesday of this week, Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, in her final act in the job, raised the benchmark interest rate from 1% to 1.25%. President Tr …
Read More »Ontario Election 2018 – What’s in it for real estate? In this blog post, Tembo Financial Inc. will analyze the election platform for the Progressive Conservative Party (PCs) and will outline what the official opposition is proposi …
Read More »Labelled as the “lazy and entitled” generation, Millenials have seen their share of criticism. But revel in this – a recent study shows that millennials are better at saving than their parents, the baby boomers. According to …
Read More »In a promising sign that the traditionally positive seasonal effects of Fall on the real estate market are once again kicking in, October sales of homes in Toronto rose over 12% from September figures. The increase will be well receiv …
Read More »After having been walloped by a combination of new taxes, higher interest rates, tougher financing rules, and a massive glut of housing listings, the Toronto housing market showed positive signs of resilience and recovery by posting a …
Read More »If you’re anything like us – you’re always glued to your smartphone device. With every application you can imagine, our smartphones have quickly become our navigational system, entertainment system – and our financial …
Read More »The Bank of Canada was generally expected to raise its benchmark interest rate from 1.00 to 1.25 this week, but decided to hold its rate at 1.00. The Bank cited strong economic growth and the desire to moderate its pace of rate increa …
Read More »Home buyers could lose a quarter of their home buying power if federal officials get their way in establishing guidelines to prevent people from borrowing too much. Federal officials are proposing stress testing uninsured mortgages. U …
Read More »If you’re a millennial thinking of venturing into the real estate world, there’s a few things you need to learn about before taking your journey. You might be already drowning in student debt, and generating low income, however, k …
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