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#Canadianrealestate Reel by @cspan (verified account) - Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday told President Trump his country is not for sale, trying to shut down the president's repeated calls fo — Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday told President Trump his country is not for sale, trying to shut down the president’s repeated calls for Canada to become the 51st state. “As you know from real estate, there are some places that are never for sale,” the prime minister said in the Oval Office. “It’s not for sale. It won’t be for sale, ever.” “Never say never,” the president retorted. It was the first face-to-face meeting between the two leaders and came on the heels of Prime Minister Carney’s recent electoral victory in which he largely campaigned on an anti-Trump platform. President Trump called the Liberal Party’s victory “one of the greatest comebacks in the history of politics,” nodding to its predicted demise before he took office and the party replaced Justin Trudeau with Mr. Carney as its leader. The relationship between the two countries — long top allies and trading partners — has been at a historic low point since President Trump’s inauguration. Canadians have bristled at the president’s sweeping tariffs targeting their economy as well as his repeated refrain of annexing the country and making it the 51st state. Just before the prime minister’s arrival at the White House, President Trump put out a statement on social media renewing his frequent criticism that Canada is too dependent on the U.S. “We don’t need ANYTHING they have, other than their friendship, which hopefully we will always maintain,” the president wrote. “They, on the other hand, need EVERYTHING from us!” The president’s tone was more friendly in the Oval Office, telling reporters the two leaders had some “tough points” to go over but that it’ll be “fine.” “We had another little blow up with somebody else,” he said, referring to his infamous Oval Office meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. “That was a much different. This is, this is a very friendly conversation.” Watch more by tapping the link in our bio. #markcarney #canada #trump #cspan

#Canadianrealestate Reel by @bldfinancial (verified account) - How do oil prices, inflation, and global conflicts actually impact real estate financing in Canada?

In our latest Finance Friday video in collaborati — How do oil prices, inflation, and global conflicts actually impact real estate financing in Canada? In our latest Finance Friday video in collaboration with @canada_rei we provide a clear breakdown of how macroeconomic events translate into real-world impacts on real estate financing. If you’re a Canadian real estate investor, developer, or operator, you do not want to miss the full video on YouTube! DLC National License: 12360

#Canadianrealestate Reel by @newshour (verified account) - Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney rebuffed President Donald Trump's suggestion on Tuesday that Canada would ever join the United States as the 51st — Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney rebuffed President Donald Trump’s suggestion on Tuesday that Canada would ever join the United States as the 51st state. “As you know from real estate, there are some places that are never for sale,” Carney said during a bilateral meeting in the Oval Office with his American counterpart. “Having met with the owners of Canada over the course of the campaign, last several months, it's not for sale, won't be for sale, ever. But the opportunity is in the partnership and what we can build together,” the prime minister added. Carney was responding to a reporter’s question to the president on his past comments about America’s neighbor to the north. Trump said he still believed that Canada should become part of the U.S., but that “it takes two to tango.” “I believe it would be a massive tax cut for the Canadian citizens,” Trump said of Canadians becoming U.S. citizens. “You get free military, you get tremendous medical cares and other things. There would be a lot of advantages, but it would be, it would be a massive tax cut.” Carney, whose Liberal Party prevailed in a close parliamentary election last month, is visiting Washington to address the current state of the U.S.-Canada relationship and Trump’s tariff pressure. In campaigning, Carney promised to “stand up” to the president.

#Canadianrealestate Reel by @ryanwilliamscanada (verified account) - Is Jim Balsillie right?

He says Canada is a "branch plant economy" - where decisions are made elsewhere, profits leave the country, and we've given u — Is Jim Balsillie right? He says Canada is a “branch plant economy” — where decisions are made elsewhere, profits leave the country, and we’ve given up on building homegrown prosperity. He’s not wrong. We’ve poured billions of taxpayer dollars into foreign-owned battery plants, with little requirement to anchor Canadian intellectual property, jobs, or exports here. We nearly handed over Toronto’s waterfront to Google’s Sidewalk Labs — letting a U.S. tech giant experiment with our data and real estate. Meanwhile, we’re sitting on the world’s most in-demand resources — from lithium and nickel to intellectual capital — and we’re not even selling them properly. Worse, we’re not developing our own IP, platforms, or global companies around them. Canada’s problem is Canada. We’re not short on talent. We’re short on vision. Short on policies that scale Canadian companies. Short on competition that allows innovation to thrive. Short on ambition to be more than just someone else’s supplier. GDP per capita is near the bottom of the G7. Productivity is stalled. Venture capital is moving south. And our most promising ideas are bought out or move away. We can’t blame other countries for outcompeting us when we’ve chosen to settle for less. When we choose to fund foreign IP instead of commercializing our own. It’s time to ask: What kind of economy are we really building? And who is it for? Until we answer that honestly, we’ll keep falling behind. #cdnpoli

#Canadianrealestate Reel by @pacemorby (verified account) - The BIGGEST reason I won't touch Canadian real estate ⤵️
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You get a "30-year" mortgage, but you're forced to renew it every 5 years???
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That's not i — The BIGGEST reason I won’t touch Canadian real estate ⤵️ ㅤ You get a “30-year” mortgage, but you’re forced to renew it every 5 years??? ㅤ That’s not investing. That’s gambling on future rates. ㅤ Imagine buying in 2020 with a killer rate. You’re cash flowing. Life is good. ㅤ Then 2025 hits. Now you’re forced to refinance at whatever the market says. Your deal didn’t change, but your payment did. ㅤ That’s risk you can’t control. ㅤ In the U.S., I lock in long-term debt or I create seller finance where I control the terms. ㅤ We don’t just buy properties. We buy guaranteed cash flow. ㅤ And when you understand how debt structures actually work… you understand why so many Canadian investors come to America. ㅤ Control the debt. Control the deal. Control your future. 🔥

#Canadianrealestate Reel by @shawnlouiseize - 🇨🇦👉🏼🇺🇸

More Canadians are quietly asking the same question right now:

Is it still possible to build real wealth in Canada?

Between taxes, hou — 🇨🇦👉🏼🇺🇸 More Canadians are quietly asking the same question right now: Is it still possible to build real wealth in Canada? Between taxes, housing prices, and cost of living… many investors are looking south. That’s exactly what we did. After 50 years combined in healthcare and 17 years investing in Canadian real estate, we moved our focus to the United States and built real estate businesses in Florida. And that’s when we discovered something most Canadians don’t know exists: The E-2 Investor Visa. It allows Canadians to invest in and operate a real U.S. business. Not theory. Real estate. Real companies. Real opportunity. If you’re a Canadian curious about U.S. real estate investing or the E-2 visa… 👇 Comment READY and we’ll send you the free guide. Follow along. I’ve got way more to show you. 🇨🇦👉🏼🇺🇸#fyp #canada #financialfreedom

#Canadianrealestate Reel by @theandrewhines - Canada's housing problem explained in 5 seconds.

This chart shows how many years of income it takes to buy a house in major North American cities.

A — Canada’s housing problem explained in 5 seconds. This chart shows how many years of income it takes to buy a house in major North American cities. A normal housing market is typically 3–5× annual income. But look at Canada… Many major Canadian cities are 8×, 10×, even 13× income. That’s not a normal housing market. It’s a big reason I stopped buying Canadian real estate and started investing in the United States instead. In many U.S. markets the numbers actually work: • homes priced closer to local incomes • properties that can cash flow • fundamentals that make sense If you're a Canadian curious about investing in U.S. real estate, follow along. I’ll show you what I’m seeing on the ground. #realestate #canadianrealestate #realestateinvesting #investingintheus #financialfreedom #canadainvesting #usrealestate #canadaeconomy

#Canadianrealestate Reel by @stevezalunardo (verified account) - Mondays with Steve 🏡📉
This week I'm sharing my thoughts on what I'm seeing in the Canadian real estate market and why I believe property values coul — Mondays with Steve 🏡📉 This week I’m sharing my thoughts on what I’m seeing in the Canadian real estate market and why I believe property values could decline by 20–30% by 2030. Right now we’re seeing rising unemployment, major layoffs in the construction sector, and many families carrying significant debt while dealing with job insecurity. These are signals I’ve been watching closely for years, and they’re starting to show real impact on the market. My goal with these updates is simple: keep you informed about the economic shifts happening around us so you can make smart, proactive decisions about your financial future. Stay aware, stay prepared, and I’ll see you next week on Mondays with Steve. #MondaysWithSteve #MarketInsights #CanadianRealEstate #HousingMarket #EconomicUpdate RealEstateTalk FinancialAwareness InvestSmart

#Canadianrealestate Reel by @trentadue_torres_group (verified account) - Canadian banks, are they trapping homeowners?

It's a conversation more buyers and homeowners are starting to have. From short mortgage terms to risin — Canadian banks, are they trapping homeowners? It’s a conversation more buyers and homeowners are starting to have. From short mortgage terms to rising rates at renewal, the system can feel like it’s working against you if you’re not prepared. The reality is, many people focus on getting into the market but don’t fully plan for what happens 3 to 5 years later. That’s where strategy matters. Understanding your options, timing your decisions, and working with the right team can make a major difference when it comes to navigating today’s market. DM us 905.591.1939 SOLD@TTGRealty.com TTGRealty.com Top Realtors in Stouffville & York Region stouffville real estate york region homes homes for sale gta mortgage renewal strategy housing market canada #stouffvillerealestate #yorkregionrealestate #trentaduetorresgroup #gtarealestate #stouffvillehomes

#Canadianrealestate Reel by @meghana.srinivasa_ (verified account) - Bill C-4 just became law in Canada - and Ontario first-time buyers are sitting on the biggest savings window in Canadian history.

Here's what most pe — Bill C-4 just became law in Canada — and Ontario first-time buyers are sitting on the biggest savings window in Canadian history. Here’s what most people don’t know yet: → 0% GST on new homes up to $1M — up to $50,000 in federal savings → Ontario matches it with a provincial rebate — up to $80,000 more → Combined: up to $130,000 off a newly built home in Ontario → Only applies to new construction — not resale → Agreements must be signed after March 20, 2025 → This expires in 2031 — the window is open right now Here’s why this hits different in Windsor: Windsor is one of the last markets in Ontario where new construction is still within the $1M threshold — meaning buyers here qualify for the full rebate. In Toronto or the GTA, most new builds already exceed that ceiling. Windsor buyers get the complete benefit that buyers in other Ontario cities can’t access. But like any policy, the real impact depends on rates, local inventory, and timing. And Windsor real estate moves on its own terms — not Toronto’s headlines. If you want to know exactly how this affects your buying power in Windsor right now, drop “GUIDE” in the comments and I’ll send you my Ontario First-Time Buyer Breakdown — the exact framework I use with my Windsor clients in 2026 ————-—————————— 🔑 Bill C-4 Ontario first time home buyers | GST HST rebate new homes Ontario | Windsor Ontario real estate 2026 | first time home buyer Ontario savings | new construction Windsor Ontario | Canada housing law 2026 | Ontario housing affordability | Making Life More Affordable Act Ontario | Windsor homes for sale 2026

#Canadianrealestate Reel by @daviddewolfemusic (verified account) - Honestly, beware. When doing business with any immigrant who has chosen not to assimilate and adopt Canadian Customs and Traditions.... This is a perf — Honestly, beware. When doing business with any immigrant who has chosen not to assimilate and adopt Canadian Customs and Traditions.... This is a perfect example about a group of people who don't care about anyone but themselves. They don't care what loopholes then need to exploit or who gets hurt in the process asking as they get ahead. This is not uncommon. especially when dealing with Shiesters from third world countries. The Real estate agent I believe was Gurpreet Singh Mann with @remax Habitually I see the system being abused. I'm not watching Irish, Scottish, English, Nigerian, Australian immigrants abusing the system, it's almost always the East Indians. I'm Tired of Canada getting torn apart because of less than favorable ethical values from third world foreigners. Does anyone else have any other stories like this one? #remax #punjabi #calgary #alberta #canada @gsmann.calgary

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