For stable, long‑term rental income across Canadian markets, property owners need to develop and implement optimized strategies that reduce expenses and tenancy risks, while leveraging property assets to their full potential. Consistent performance hinges on understanding local supply–demand dynamics, diversifying holdings, rigorous tenant screening, data‑driven pricing, efficient property management,...

Canada’s housing market remains in a period of transition, shaped by subdued sales activity, softening prices, and a growing divergence between regions. April 2025 data points to ongoing weakness in several large urban markets, though there are some early signs that sales may have stabilized in parts of the country following a prolonged slowdown, according to an Edge Realty Analytics report.

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The federal government is reportedly exploring the possible reintroduction of the Multi-Unit Residential Building (MURB) tax deduction program as a way to incentivize increased private sector investment in rental housing development.

A MURB tax deduction is a policy tool originally implemented in the 1970s to incentivize private investment in rental housing. While no formal announcement has been made,...