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Where to buy real estate in 2019: Surrey, B.C.

Our No. 1 pick in this West Coast Canadian region offers large homes with two-car garages and big backyards.

Where to buy real estate in 2019: Surrey, B.C.

Buying

Where to buy real estate in 2019: Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody, B.C.

Birchland Manor in Port Coquitlam ranks No. 1 in this year’s regional Vancouver rankings.

Where to buy real estate in 2019: Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody, B.C.

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Where to buy real estate in 2019: Victoria, B.C.

The city's real estate prices are predicted to cool in the next 24 months, making it a good time...

Where to buy real estate in 2019: Victoria, B.C.

Buying

Where to buy real estate in 2019: Richmond, Delta and Tsawwassen, B.C.

If you don’t mind being close to the airport, our top regional pick boasts 140 hectares of protected ecological...

Where to buy real estate in 2019: Richmond, Delta and Tsawwassen, B.C.

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Where to buy real estate in 2019: Montreal

While rising prices may pose a challenge for some first-time buyers, this city’s real estate will see sustained growth....

Where to buy real estate in 2019: Montreal

Buying

Where to buy real estate in 2019: Burnaby and New Westminster, B.C.

Spectacular views at prices that are a steal compared with the average in Greater Vancouver make these the Top...

Where to buy real estate in 2019: Burnaby and New Westminster, B.C.

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How pets can reduce the value of your home

Expect a huge cleaning bill or a lower sale price

How pets can reduce the value of your home

Investing

How to turn your property into a vacation rental

You don’t need to own a cottage to cash in—make a few extra bucks by renting out your home...

How to turn your property into a vacation rental

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Real estate has treated this investor well—but it’s time to diversify

Is going all-in on income-producing REITs the right long-term strategy, even for someone who’s highly risk-tolerant?

Real estate has treated this investor well—but it’s time to diversify

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