Broadview Table Talks: Toronto Real Estate Podcast
Kenneth Yim from Broadview Avenue Group Toronto
131 episodes
1 week ago
Toronto is now almost a 50/50 city. About half of households own their home, and half rent. Yet the housing conversation is still stuck on the same question: should you rent or should you buy?
That’s the wrong debate. The real question is what you’re working toward long term.
Renting and owning are just tools. Either path can work if you’re intentional. My framework is simple, the destination is financial independence, where housing no longer dictates your lifestyle or choices.
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Toronto is now almost a 50/50 city. About half of households own their home, and half rent. Yet the housing conversation is still stuck on the same question: should you rent or should you buy?
That’s the wrong debate. The real question is what you’re working toward long term.
Renting and owning are just tools. Either path can work if you’re intentional. My framework is simple, the destination is financial independence, where housing no longer dictates your lifestyle or choices.
Podcast 103: Why It’s Getting Harder to Buy a Home Everywhere (Not Just Toronto)
Broadview Table Talks: Toronto Real Estate Podcast
4 months ago
Podcast 103: Why It’s Getting Harder to Buy a Home Everywhere (Not Just Toronto)
Imagine you’re playing Monopoly, and one player already owns most of the houses. Every time someone else lands, they have to pay more and more rent. Even if you save your money and play smart, it’s really hard to catch up when someone else already owns everything.
That’s what’s happening in real life too: homes and apartments are being bought up by people who already have lots of money. Regular people are working hard, but the game feels stacked against them.
Is this just a Toronto thing? Or have other major cities been able to crack the code?
Broadview Table Talks: Toronto Real Estate Podcast
Toronto is now almost a 50/50 city. About half of households own their home, and half rent. Yet the housing conversation is still stuck on the same question: should you rent or should you buy?
That’s the wrong debate. The real question is what you’re working toward long term.
Renting and owning are just tools. Either path can work if you’re intentional. My framework is simple, the destination is financial independence, where housing no longer dictates your lifestyle or choices.