Good Things Happening in Hamilton
REAL ESTATE COMPARED TO THE CHINESE BAMBOO
Real Estate’s Long Term Investment Strategy can be compared to the Chinese Bamboo By Dino Nicosia, Broker of Record, Investpro Realty Ltd. This is my favourite article that I share with my investors at the beginning of every year. This is the foundation of Real Estate Wealth and we have to keep reminding ourselves to…
How Hamilton’s Collective Pursuits Are Creating Canada’s Brooklyn
Presenting an Offer on a Multi-Residential Investment Property
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NEW LISTING, 6 UNITS IN NIAGARA FALLS
6 UNITS, COMPLETELY RENOVATED. A MONEY MAKER! LOCATED IN ONE OF BEST AREAS OF NIAGARA FALLS. FOR DETAILS SEE THE FOR SALE LISTINGS.
Maximize Return by Using Leverage
LEVERAGE-2 What is Leverage? It is an effective investment strategy of using borrowed money to generate higher investment returns. When you actually stop to look at the everyday real estate transactions, a home purchase with only 10 – 25% down payment is actually using leverage! How to maximize Leverage: Using leverage in real estate investing…
THINGS ARE HAPPENING IN HAMILTON ONTARIO.
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Conference Board predicts 2.7 per cent growth for Hamilton in 2015
Hamilton Spectator By Meredith MacLeod Hamilton’s economy will grow by 2.7 per cent this year, up from 1.7 per cent in 2014, according to numbers released by the Conference Board of Canada on Thursday. That places the city at fourth in predictions for growth, behind Toronto, Vancouver and Halifax, which are all forecasted to grow…
Tightest Hamilton rental market since 2002
Tightest Hamilton rental market since 2002 halts condo conversions ‘More people are at greater risk of homelessness and of general hardship’: City staff By Kelly Bennett, CBC News Posted: Apr 14, 2015 5:45 AM ETLast Updated: Apr 14, 2015 5:45 AM ET Hamilton’s apartment vacancy rate plunged to 2.3 per cent in 2014, according to…
Rents spiking, vacancies dropping in Hamilton
Rents spiking, vacancies dropping in Hamilton FOR RENT Hamilton Spectator file photo The average market rental unit in Hamilton went for $678 in 2006, jumped to $720 in 2010, and was $813 last year. Hamilton Spectator By Teviah Moro A dip in vacancies and a spike in rents threaten to make the city’s social…