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The condo corporation is alleging its former property manager made it ‘the victim of an elaborate conspiracy’ to use $200,000 of its legally protected reserve funds to profit personally from risky crypto transactions

Businesses and regular Canadians are looking for homegrown or offshore alternatives to American products as trade war talk continues to simmer

A group of lenders has turned the millions of dollars they were owed into the foundation of a ‘mom and pop’ private equity company that they believe offers the best chance of recovering their losses

Some of those who gambled in the preconstruction market that prices would only go up are facing a no-win situation

The complex nearly didn’t get off the ground. Now, the building housing 56 apartments as well as common areas looks set to be finished for occupancy by the end of 2025

About 3,000 agents have signed up for an app that claims to create a way to get around rules aimed at stopping agents from widely marketing their ‘exclusive’ properties

Kashif Khan, 51, was sent directly to a provincial jail when he arrived back in Canada on Sept. 5 because of an outstanding arrest warrant for contempt of court

Close to $130-million in private mortgage and promissory note loans were issued for the insolvent real estate company controlled by actor Robby Clark, who bought more than 400 houses in Ontario

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Contemporary design serves as a backdrop for the lake and the mountains beyond

Based on bank records and interviews with the people involved the business, the report alleges conflicts of interest, questionable capital controls and accounting, as well as personal spending with corporate funds by directors of the company

Toronto Regional Real Estate Board has a history of high-profile court battles with its own members over business practices and access to its systems

The Trust in Real Estate Services Act coming into force opened a gap for potential new ways for Ontario sellers to do business

If there is one unifying theme for buyers it’s a slight uptick in tolerance for higher mortgage rates, with house hunters plunging in with the expectation that better times surely have to be ahead

A Toronto building listed for sale at $588,000 with six photos showing its state of disrepair – and a full 15 showing elaborate renderings generated by AI

Mortgage broker who helped arrange funding for a real estate empire run by Robby Clark faces nine lawsuits from lenders

Most residents hadn’t heard of Reliance Home Comfort Inc. until it sent them ‘welcome packages’ in which the company said it owned fan-coil units in their apartments

The enterprise’s financial troubles have tied up millions of dollars loaned by hundreds of private lenders and prompted concerns

The serene home of late designer Nike Onile, a rising star in the interior design world

Sometimes also called ‘pocket’ or ‘off-market’ listings, they are properties put up for sale but not entered on the Multiple Listings Service