Finch West LRT Finally Opens — What This Means for Toronto Home Prices, Borrowers, and Investors After years of delays, the Finch West LRT (Line 6) officially opens this Sunday, and riders can take the new line for free on opening day . Spanning 10.3 km with 18 stops , the new LRT connects Humber... Economy Real Estate
Power of Sale Filings Are Rising in Ontario — Here’s How Homeowners Can Stop It Before It Starts As rising renewal costs, credit card debt, and late property taxes stack up, power of sale filings across the province have quietly begun to climb —and most homeowners don’t realize they’re at risk un... Lendworth
Canada’s Housing Market Is Finally Resetting — But the Real Correction Might Just Be Getting Started From the mid-1970s to the early 2000s, real estate rose roughly in line with inflation-adjusted earnings. When prices surged ahead temporarily—like in the late 1970s and 1980s—they corrected quickly, ...
Why Ontario Mortgage Agents Are Flocking to Private Lending The highest-earning mortgage agents in 2025 are the ones who understand private lending — not just bank lending. With rising declines at traditional lenders and massive demand for equity-based solutio...
Canada Adds 54,000 Jobs: What Rising Employment Means for Your Mortgage Plans Statistics Canada reported 53,600 new jobs in November, pushing the unemployment rate down to 6.5% . Economists had expected job losses, not gains — making this the third consecutive month of stronger... Economy
Mortgages in Arrears in Canada Are Rising — Here’s What the 2025 Numbers Really Mean for Homeowners While the major banks point to “historically low arrears,” the truth is more nuanced: arrears are rising , lending is tightening, and more Canadians are relying on equity-based lenders to protect thei...
Canada’s Housing Market Is Finally Waking Up — But Ontario Buyers Are Still Holding Back. Here’s What It Means for 2026 As 2025 winds down, some major cities are seeing buyer activity surge, while others (especially Toronto and Hamilton) remain stuck in neutral. If you’re a homeowner, buyer, or investor in Ontario, the... Real Estate
Executor Loans, Probate Delays, and Estate Battles — How Equity Loans Solve the Nightmare But when there’s a house involved — and beneficiaries waiting — the pressure on the executor becomes overwhelming fast. Legal fees… unpaid property taxes… repairs… insurance lapses… sibling conflicts…...
Falling Housing Starts Could Wipe Out 26,000 GTA Jobs — What This Means for Homeowners, Prices, and Your Equity A University of Ottawa Missing Middle Initiative study reveals that new housing starts across the Greater Toronto Area and Greater Golden Horseshoe have collapsed — dropping 34% in the first nine mont... Economy
Is Toronto Heading for a Mortgage Crisis? What Lenders Aren’t Saying (Yet) While headlines stay quiet and major banks downplay the risk, industry insiders are seeing the warning signs of a mortgage crisis forming beneath the surface . Homeowners are struggling, investors are... Lendworth
Bank of Canada Expected to Hold Rates Next Week — What This Means for Ontario Homeowners & Borrowers in 2026 Since this rate directly affects variable mortgages, HELOCs, and lines of credit , homeowners have been watching every move closely. Here's what Lendworth borrowers need to know. A Quick Refresher: Wh...
Why High-Value Homeowners Are Turning to Jumbo Equity Mortgages Banks love your property… …but they don’t love approving you for large mortgages. Self-employed? Business owner? Asset-rich but income-light? Divorcing? Renovating a luxury home? Needing $1M–$4M fast?... Lendworth