By: Nicole Parmar The housing bubble is still very real. Now more than ever, the “housing as a commodity” mindset is forcing mid and low-income citizens out of their homes and into cramped apartments in an attempt to lower their … Read More
The United States alone lost more than 2.6 million jobs in 2008. Meanwhile, Canada’s economy experienced a delayed effect, with some months of the year even seeing job growth. For as long as possible, the markets tried to hold on. … Read More
By: Nicole Parmar In 2016 alone, real estate tech startups saw an investment of $1.8 billion, which was a whopping 85% increase from the previous year. Not only this, the number of real estate fintech startups across the globe went … Read More
By: Nicole Parmar Strong regulatory tendencies and a highly risk-averse banking sector allowed Canadians to be relatively protected during the Great Recession in 2008. Ten years later, however, they appear to be on the verge of a financial crisis of … Read More
By: Nicole Parmar While blockchain technology is still very much in its early years of implementation, I have already seen it change multiple industries. Real estate is certainly no exception. Blockchain is often associated with cryptocurrency. However, the technology … Read More