First Time Buyer Step by Step
Buying a home is one of the biggest financial and lifestyle decisions you will make, this guide will help you make an informed decision.
Impact of virus on economy, self-isolation measures may keep buyers home and make them more cautious about taking on a large mortgage Social distancing advisories and the potential for lockdowns […]
The terminology, regulations, process and guarantees are different than what you may experience buying a detached or semi-detached home Buying a new condo isn’t quite the same as buying a […]
Municipalities need revenues to pay their employees and to provide services to their citizens, and the primary source of obtaining and increasing that revenue is through property taxes. Therefore, municipalities […]
Buying a home or condo is undoubtedly one of the most stressful steps in one’s life. At GuideHabitation.ca, we have spent the last several years observing this purchase process from […]
Condo soundproofing has greatly improved over the last 20 years. Despite that, noise is still the second most important cause of discord between owners. Survival guide . . . Jocelyne […]
18 Common Fees: A Cheat Sheet for Home Buyers & Sellers Selling or buying a home is the largest transaction most of us ever become involved in. But the actual […]
Acquiring a home can be a challenge for young buyers, with high closing costs and legal complexities to navigate. Fortunately, Montreal offers a range incentive programs that first time buyers can […]
Buyers on the market for a new-dev condo should definitely mark their calendars with the “Open House Weekends” construction showcase starting on March 30. The Open House Weekends showcases 70+ […]
Bully Offers… You’ll hear this phrase A LOT when talking about the real estate market. The problem is not everyone knows what it means. You’ll hear: “We got a bully […]
A recap of all the notable trends, events and statistics that influenced Montreal’s housing market this year. January – New mortgage regulations launched, intended to cool down overheated Canadian markets. […]
