Explore expert advice on how to find the perfect house for rent in Canada, along with the latest data, trends and insights covering the Canadian rental market. Whether you’re looking for tips on negotiating leases, understanding market fluctuations or navigating rental laws, we provide valuable information to help you make informed decisions and ensure a smooth renting experience.
In 1975, the average size of a house in Canada was 1,050 square feet. Fast forward to 2010 and new homes have doubled in size, according to The Globe and Mail. Where is this going? Are Canadians alone in this craze for more living space? We surveyed 29,000 people from Canada and from across the world to find the answer. We collected answers from Canada, the U.S., the U.K., Mexico, Brazil, France, Spain, Germany and…
Article featured on: It’s a known fact that homes in Canada are not particularly cheap and that prices have almost gone bonkers, having registered double-digit percentage increases in many cities. If…
You don’t need us to tell you how much of a major hassle moving is. Even rearranging your furniture around the room can rank high on the “most frustrating experiences…
Donald Trump’s presidency shouldn’t be the sole reason for you to decide to move to Canada, no matter how compelling it is! Statistics show that plenty of Americans would rather watch events in the US play out from a cool, northern vantage point. Although The Guardian reports that Canada’s immigration website is down, that just means you have more time to plan. To help you along, we’ve compiled a list with 31 reasons that make Canada great (cold…
Not a day goes by without a new piece of news popping up about the real estate market in Canada. As we’ve been watching home prices hitting record after record in most…
Are Canadian home buyers ready to really dig into their pockets? Judging from the news we hear every day about home prices going up and the market becoming hotter than…
Some people choose to move to a different city in order to find a better job. Others just want to experience new things. What about finding a partner? According to one of our most recent studies, certain cities in Canada are better than others regarding the chances to find one’s better half — and some of the names at the top of our list might surprise you, as they are not necessarily the big metropolises you might be thinking about.…
LATEST UPDATE: Since we published the article, visits on the Cape Breton listing pages have spiked. On Friday, they went over 50,000, while the number of emails being sent to agents surged to…
After releasing its annual ranking of Canadian cities based on their quality of life, MoneySense Magazine ranked Ottawa as “the best place to live of all large and medium cities…