The best opportunity for first-time homebuyers in over a decade is happening right now — and almost nobody is talking about it? This isn’t a balanced market. It’s a buyer’s market hiding in plain sight. Prices have retreated, inventory is rising, sellers are under pressure, and qualified first-time buyers now hold real leverage. While most realtors won’t admit it, many sellers — especially those who bought at the peak, renovated on credit, or renewed at higher rates — are hurting and quietly looking for an exit.

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Toronto isn’t declining by accident — it’s being mismanaged, and homeowners, renters, and buyers are paying the price. Rising crime, unreliable transit, gridlocked traffic, higher property taxes, and weaker city services aren’t just quality-of-life issues — they directly affect housing affordability, property values, mortgage risk, and long-term economic confidence across the GTA.

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Canada is facing a productivity crisis — and the consequences are showing up in your paycheck, your mortgage, and the price of your home. Canada is facing a productivity crisis — and the consequences are showing up in your paycheck, your mortgage, and the price of your home. For more than a decade, our federal strategy has been immigration-first, productivity-last. Instead of investing in innovation, competitiveness, automation, and efficiency, we’ve relied on population growth to prop up GDP... and now the cracks are showing.

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Canada is NOT “stabilizing.” It’s suffocating... And the new reports from RE/MAX, the media, and even the government are straight-up gaslighting Canadians who are drowning in debt, soaring payments, and now—massive layoffs like Algoma Steel cutting 1,000 workers. What does this mean for Canadian Homeowners and the future of the economy?

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What if the biggest threat to Canada’s economy isn’t inflation, interest rates, or even the housing crisis… but a government finally admitting the math doesn’t work — while pretending the old tools can still fix it? This week, Vince breaks down Mark Carney’s first federal budget and what it REALLY means for homeowners, buyers, and the future of Canada’s economy.

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I just did what most Canadians wish they could — I went to Ottawa and spoke directly to the Senate about Canada’s broken housing system. And they listened. This week I share some of the key topics I discussed in front of the Standing Senate Committee on Banking, Commerce and the Economy — a room full of sharp minds trying to untangle the housing mess Canada has engineered over the past 20 years. I opened with what every Canadian already feels: affordability isn’t strained — it’s shattered. I told them: we don’t have a housing supply problem; we have a system design problem...

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In Canada, the mortgage stress test—brought in to protect homeowners—is now punishing them. It’s hijacked the very foundation of Canadian lending: the Five C’s of Credit (Character, Capacity, Capital, Credit, Collateral). Today, none of that matters. One algorithm decides your future. Welcome to 2025: Where the “Computer says NO.” This week, Vince exposes how the OSFI stress test and Bank of Canada policies are trapping responsible Canadians in Mortgage Jail — forcing them into alternative lenders, higher rates, and costly fees… even when they can afford the payments.

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Canada’s household debt crisis is spiralling out of control — and nobody’s talking about it. With over $2.9 trillion in household debt, Canadians are now spending 17 cents of every dollar just to cover interest. Mortgages are resetting, credit lines are maxed out, and families are suffocating under higher payments.

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