HeyJaredLindsay Smith
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 18, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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Developers are abandoning condos for rentals — here's why and what it means (opens the original)
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One thing has not changed in Ontario real estate: we are still in a housing crisis. What has changed is how the market, the economy, and governments are responding. And the direction we are heading may not be the one many people expected. In 2022, Ontarioâs Housing Affordability Task Force wrote: âHouse prices in Ontario have almost tripled in the past 10 years, growing much faster than incomes. This has made home ownership out of reach for most first-time buyers across the province, even th
Don't let tariff headlines dictate your mortgage: Why long-term housing strategy beats short-term fear (opens the original)
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A memory from 2020 came roaring back to me this weekend after the news that Canada was being hit with massive tariffs following the collapse of a trade agreement. Back in early 2020, COVID was gripping the world. Most of us were compulsively checking COVID trackers, watching infection numbers climb and wondering what fresh hell tomorrow might bring. Around that time, I was on a Zoom call with real estate industry leaders from across Canada and as far away as New Zealand. One of our mentors had b
Your first home doesn’t have to be perfect — it just has to be yours (opens the original)
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Buying a first home? Why now is the best time. A recent New York Times opinion piece explored how Generation Z views ambition, careers and the future. Many younger adults no longer believe in the traditional formula: study hard, build a career, sacrifice today and eventually enjoy financial security. Boomers were told to climb the ladder. Younger generations are asking whether the ladder is leaning against the right building. They have stopped believing it is realistically within reach. When hom
Selling a home in Ontario: Why the right listing price outweighs other tactics (opens the original)
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I was reading an interview recently with musician Tom Waits when he quoted one of his mentors: âFast, cheap and good ⦠pick two. If it’s fast and cheap, it won’t be good. If it’s cheap and good, it won’t be fast. If it’s fast and good, it won’t be cheap.â It struck me that, with a few minor tweaks, this simple idea has described how homes have been sold for much of my 40-year real estate career. For the sake of comparison, let’s define fast as a quick sale, good as a home in average or bet
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