Real Estate Podcast Show

Ontario homeowners aged 50 and up: you’ve built real estate equity, but the next phase is protecting it. Recent rate and market shifts, life changes, and rising costs mean feeling rich on paper doesn’t guarantee financial security in retirement.

Phase 2 focuses on preventing forced decisions, cash‑flow pressure, uncoordinated planning, and silent erosion of equity. It’s about choosing the role your home plays, stress‑testing carryi...

To celebrate his 80th birthday this week, I thought it would be worth reposting this killer podcast I recorded with the king of sales himself. All I did was "ask" for him to join me. Once. That is how a true sales leader leads by example.  In this episode Jeffrey discusses the rise of virtual selling, the power of video tools like Dubb, and the importance of authenticity across in-person and virtual sales. We cover practical tips...

Paul interviewed Jemm, the co-founder of Kiddopolis, a program that teaches financial literacy and entrepreneurship to children aged 7-12. Jemm shared his background, including his move from the Philippines to Canada, and how he became interested in teaching kids about business and money management after seeing the positive impact on his own children. They discussed the Kidopolis program, which includes teaching kids to identify pr...

Discover a rare Durham Region estate under $2M: almost 1.9 acres with mature trees, a creek, and privacy on one side. The home blurs indoors and out with floor-to-ceiling windows, vaulted ceilings, a show-stopping sunroom, and a wraparound deck made for living outside.

Inside, enjoy practical luxury—radiant heated floors, a double-sided stone fireplace, and a chef’s kitchen—plus flexible living (2+3 bedrooms, two baths) and a lower...

Toronto’s condo story in 2026 isn’t just new construction drama — over 16,000 resale units closed, showing a busy, practical market driven by first-time buyers, downsizers and everyday life moves. Resale lets you see the real view, layout and building health today instead of betting on future promises.

For buyers that means treating searches as building-and-unit investigations — check fees, reserve funds, status certificates and li...

This is the NEW Saturday real estate section of the newspaper.....except WAY better!! This is the ONE real estate report your Ontario neighbours trust. 1000s of them are reading their report this morning and you should too. Each week, you get an update on exactly what is happening in the 1km area around YOUR property. This report has helped many homeowners see the market shifting BEFORE the media ever reports it. Sign up today and ...

TRREB’s 2026 outlook forecasts 60,000–70,000 home sales and average prices around $1.0–$1.03M, while 22% of surveyed households plan to buy next year and nearly half are first‑time buyers—highlighting a stark affordability gap (about $589/month) and rising outmigration driven by prices, taxes, congestion and the appeal of remote work.

Policy responses focus on faster approvals, unlocking public land, infrastructure funding and more...

This is where we break down a recent story featured on BNN. Economist David Rosenberg warns Canada is effectively on “recession watch” for 2026: despite big Bank of Canada rate cuts, per‑person GDP and key credit‑sensitive sectors (housing, construction, manufacturing) are stagnant or shrinking, and headline growth looks weak. He expects a contraction in Q4 and argues inflation is no longer the main threat — instead the risk is pe...

Take a fast, global lap through 2025’s most talked-about property sales — the headline trophy homes, sky‑high penthouses, branded residences, prize ranches, and the commercial ‘monster’ transactions that reshaped markets. This episode explains who bought what, why turnkey and service‑forward assets commanded premiums, and how scarcity, legal clarity, and mobility drove the biggest deals.

From resort‑as‑second‑city living to urban p...

Clear-eyed tour of the biggest U.S. real estate themes in January 2026: mortgage rates remain the dominant mood-setter, millions of homeowners are locked into low rates that keep resale supply tight, and builders are using incentives to compete for payment-focused buyers. Markets diverge—some areas are cooling with longer days on market and price cuts, while job centers and constrained supply hold value.

Watch weekly rate moves, ne...

This is where you get the latest scoop on the biggest and best sold stories that happened in January 2026 across Toronto GTA And YES.....there was some huge sold stories even with the weather we are dealing with. That just goes to show you....people will always buy what they love. Its YOUR job to make sure that the story of your home, condos and lofts are being told on the #1 ranked "real estate podcast show" on Google. That is...

This Fox crime drama stars Patrick Dempsey as a hitman with Alzheimer's. Also starring is Michael Imperioli of the Sopranos. While the show is set in Upstate New York (specifically a fictionalized version of Cooperstown), it was filmed almost entirely in Ontario, Canada. Tune in for the behind the scenes scoop and some locations you won't find on google.  To join me on tours or hiring me as your location scout, email me at paul.i...

A practical, no-nonsense look at what could shape the Canadian and U.S. housing markets by 2026: interest rates and affordability, Canadian mortgage renewal risk, the U.S. inventory "lock-in," supply constraints, and policy shifts. The episode lays out three realistic scenarios—soft landing, faster rebound, or prolonged sluggishness—and explains how regional job growth, insurance costs, and construction pipelines can drive divergen...