N.S. was aiming for 500 hosts on the home-sharing program that resulted in 60 leases

N.s. Was Aiming For 500 Hosts On The Home-Sharing Program That Resulted In 60 Leases

Nova Scotia’s Home-Sharing Program Falls Short: Aimed for 500 Hosts, Delivers Just 60 Leases Nova Scotia’s ambitious home-sharing initiative, designed to ease the province’s housing crunch, has stumbled badly, achieving only 60 leases despite a goal of 500 active hosts. With Nova Scotia home-sharing program, NS housing crisis 2025, Happipad program failure, 60 leases vs … Read more

Credit Tenant Lease (CTL) Finance Can Be Used for…

Credit Tenant Lease (CTL) financing is a very capital efficient solution for the acquisition and refinancing of single tenant, real estate that is Net Lease (NNN, NN or Bondable) to an investment grade tenant. Because CTL bankers do not impose loan-to-value (100% LTV) restrictions, CTL offers the highest loan balances in the commercial real estate … Read more

Ontario signals changes to fund that helps municipalities get housing built

Ontario Signals Changes To Fund That Helps Municipalities Get Housing Built

Ontario Signals Overhaul to Building Faster Fund, Tying Funding to Municipal Housing Performance Province Aims to Sharpen Incentives as it Pushes Municipalities to Meet Ambitious Housing Targets TORONTO – The Ontario government is signaling a significant shift in the operation of its $1.2 billion Building Faster Fund (BFF), a key financial incentive designed to encourage … Read more

Saskatchewan promises temporary homes for communities stricken by summer wildfires

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Saskatchewan’s wildfire season has left scars across the north. Entire communities fled flames that devoured homes and dreams. Now, as winter looms, the province steps up with a vital lifeline. On September 12, 2025, officials unveiled plans for up to 35 temporary modular homes. These units target residents of Denare Beach and Creighton, hardest hit … Read more

Building permits hold steady in July as housing intentions rise

Building Permits Hold Steady In July As Housing Intentions Rise

The U.S. housing market showed mixed signals in July 2025. New residential construction data revealed a dip in overall building permits, but single-family permits edged up slightly. This suggests builders remain cautiously optimistic about future demand, even as high mortgage rates linger. The report, released by the U.S. Census Bureau on August 19, 2025, highlights … Read more

You Need a Buffer When Tapping Your Home Equity

You Need A Buffer When Tapping Your Home Equity

Washington, D.C. – August 29, 2025 – In an era of economic uncertainty, with inflation hovering at 2.9% year-over-year in July – the highest since February – and mortgage rates dipping slightly to 6.42% following Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole speech, many American homeowners are eyeing their growing home equity as a financial lifeline. … Read more