What To Know When Building A Multiplex

Multiplex starts just passed tower starts in Toronto for the first time. Condos have stalled, and the big builders aren't structured to build on tight low-rise sites, while most GCs can't properly analyze them. That gap is the whole opportunity. We are joined by the founders of Reside Properties  …

Bank Of Canada Holds At 2.25%: Is Fixed Or Variable The Better Bet?

The Bank of Canada held its policy rate at 2.25 per cent again. Does that make fixed or variable the better mortgage choice in 2026, and could the next move still be a rate hike? Daniel and Nick break down the fixed-versus-variable decision, the July 2026 Monetary Policy Report, inflation, growth,…

Cash Flow Vs. Appreciation In A Flat Market

Nick and Daniel debate cash flow vs. appreciation in Canada's flat 2026 market, prices 21% off peak, near-zero population growth, a $400B renewal wall, and falling rents. They start in opposite corners but land on the same truth: there is no "Canadian market" anymore. Ontario and BC are falling whi…

The First-Time Buyer Is Now 40 Years Old

The average first-time homebuyer in Ontario is now 40 years old, according to Teranet's Q1 2026 Market Insights report. At the same time, first-time buyers became the most active buyer segment in Ontario, while multi-property owners fell from first place to third. In this episode, we use Ontario a…

Five Doors Or Fewer: The Small Landlord Operating Manual

Most small landlord disasters don't come from bad properties — they come from good properties run like a hobby. This is the unsexy episode that saves five-doors-or-fewer landlords more money than any reno or refi. We break down the systems that actually matter: bookkeeping that tracks real cash fl…

Who Eats the Loss? Canada Finally Gets Price Discovery

Canada finally agrees housing is broken, but nobody wants to admit what fixing it costs. RBC says buyers stopped waiting for perfect. Teranet shows 36% of 2022 Ontario buyers reselling at a loss. OSFI loosened bank buffers, population fell a third straight quarter, and B.C. is fighting over a condo…

Weird Real Estate, The Right Rooms & Relationships

In this episode, we get real about why we take our events across the country  it's not about selling courses from the back of the room, it's about the room itself. We break down how the right connections turn into partners, lenders, and closed deals, then hand you 8 networking tips worth stealing s…

The $3.2B Condo Market Rescue Everyone is Talking About Pt. 2

Thousands of completed condos sit empty in a housing crisis, and now governments in Ontario and B.C. are using public money to fix it. Nick and Dan break down the Ontario "template", a government-backed buyer for unsold units, GST/HST relief up to $130K per home, and development-charge cuts, and as…

The $3.2B Condo Market Rescue Everyone is Talking About Pt. 1

Ottawa and B.C. just unveiled a plan touching 2,200+ vacant condos, and the headline says taxpayers are now the buyer of last resort. Nick and Dan break down what was actually announced, billions in infrastructure, development-charge cuts, and a condo-conversion plan whose financing details won't d…

Canada’s Housing Market Is Splitting in Two

CREA says home sales jumped 5.5% in May, but that "comeback" deserves a closer look. The seasonally adjusted bounce was real, yet actual sales were still 5.1% below last May, itself one of the weakest years in two decades. We break down why a strong monthly percentage can hide a market sitting near…