Nathan Levinson In the News

Nathan Levinson, një kanadez në Tiranë: Shqiptarët, të zgjuar dhe mësojnë shpejt

Një nga problemet më të mëdha sot në Shqipëri është largimi i të rinjve jashtë vendit dhe kërkimi mundësive të punësimit në shtete të tjera. Por në Tiranë gjen edhe të kundërtën, ka nga ata që kanë lënë shtete të zhvilluara për të punuar dhe jetuar në Shqipëri. Një prej
Royal York in The News

Royal York Property Management Offers Unprecedented Financial Support for Struggling Real Estate Investors

North York, Ontario–(Newsfile Corp. – May 7, 2022) – A Toronto-based property management company operating across Ontario and Europe, Royal York Property Management, has announced up to a $500 per month supplement for ‘struggling landlords’. Founder and Global Director Nathan Levinson stated that the offer was aimed at alleviating the stress of property investors amidst a worsening economic environment. Mr.
Real Estate News

Analysis Rising rates to cool Ontario housing market more than pre-election promises

With an election looming, Canada’s province of Ontario is moving to rein in surging home prices with populist measures like a bigger foreign-buyer tax, but economists warn rising interest rates are likely to do most of the work.  Already there are signs the red-hot markets are cooling after last month’s central bank
Real Estate News

ANALYSIS: Why the Ontario election is one that all of Canada should watch  

Voters in Ontario will pass judgment on the government of Doug Ford and the Progressive Conservatives on June 2 but the race that will officially begin Wednesday is one that should interest voters across Canada. Every Ontario election, of course, has some national significance. After all, Ontario has more than
Real Estate News

Canadian buyers returning to major cities, expecting to spend more: BMO survey

A new home finance survey from the Bank of Montreal has found that, among other things, more Canadians are looking to buy in major city centres as business picks up once again at urban offices. The survey notes that interest in buying a home in a major city centre has risen 5%