Short, plain-English answers to the Toronto situations that come up again and again — written the way we would explain them at the kitchen table, and kept current.
Both sides agree the tenancy ends on a chosen date. Used well it saves everyone a hearing. Used badly it is void paper. What the form does, when it is the right tool, where it fails, and what happens if someone does not move out.
Read the guide → Owning · TorontoToronto tripled the rate. Who has to declare, what counts as vacant, the deadlines that catch people out, and what it means whether you own one home or several.
Read the guide → Buying & selling · DowntownMonths of inventory and sold-to-asking ratios, read against real board data, and what those two numbers mean for a buyer and for a seller right now.
Read the guide →Ask it directly. Nineteen years of Toronto deals behind the answer, and no junior agent between you and it.