Real Estate Podcast Show

NeighbourhoodNews.ca (Week 6 of 2026)

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 join us.....

Home Seller Bootcamp 2026 is LIVE!

Are you ready? THIS is the moment where the smartest sellers start preparing for the year ahead. The right prep can make a big difference in the results you get when selling. That is why I created Home Seller Bootcamp. Join now and you will also be part of the BIG bonus for being the first 26 of 2026. 

A deep dive into Toronto GTA Housing 2026: Supply Crunch, Outmigration, and the Missing Middle

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 “missing middle” housing, but high development charges, construction costs and servicing constraints limit impact; Toronto’s multiplex zoning nudged lot values up only modestly, underscoring the central question for 2026: can the region build the right homes, in the right places, with the right supports to stop the exodus?Produced by Podbean AI PS Sign up for this BONUS report that will give you added insights on your home value and real time alerts on market shifts to protect your investment.

Is Canada on Recession Watch?

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 persistent underperformance that deeper cuts may not fix.
Rosenberg says this weak response questions whether policymakers have done enough, and signals pressure on the loonie if the Bank keeps easing; the central choice ahead is whether cheaper money can revive demand or whether structural forces require different solutions.Via Podbean AI 
PS. Seeing as 80% of Canadians hold their wealth in real estate, NOW is the ideal time to find out where your current real estate wealth stands. Sign up in 10 secs or less and also get a powerful BONUS report that helps you see any major shifts before they happen. 

2025’s Biggest Real Estate Deals: The Global Trophy Sales Tour

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 penthouses that actually live like houses, and from farmland hedges to reinvention-driven commercial buys, we distill the top trends and the single thread behind them: buyers at the top sought certainty — privacy, service, and move‑in readiness — more than speculation. Want a local deep dive next? We’ve got ideas for 2026.PS If its time for YOUR property to be featured on the #1 ranked "real estate podcast show" on Google, click here to get started. Powered by Podbean AI

USA Real Estate in January 2026: Rates, Rents, and the Spring Setup

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, new listings, builder incentives, days on market/price reductions, and household budget pressures (insurance, taxes, utilities). Practical takeaways: buyers shop the monthly payment and compare resale vs. new construction; sellers win with strong preparation and flexible terms; renters should strengthen finances and wait for the right window to buy.Powered by Podbean AIReady for your 2026 Home Value Report? Sign up here. 

Stories Behind the Solds (January 2026)

Its the BIGGEST moment in Toronto GTA real estate. Here is the January 2026 recap of all the biggest and best sold stories from Toronto to Halton Region to Peel Region to York Region to Durham Region. Hope you enjoy it. PS Be sure to join the VIP Seller Club 2026 for bonus behind the scenes info you won't get anywhere else! 

🗣️SOLD STORIES PODCAST REPORT FOR JANUARY 2026

This is where you get the latest scoop on the biggest and best sold stories that happened in January 2026 across Toronto GTAAnd 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 right here.✅Click here for your updated report and lots of amazing bonuses!!

Paul's Property Podcast: Vintage East York Home Tour

Join me for a trip back in time to the 1940s when East York was building lots of new homes for WW2 vets. This is one of those homes. I know them well. How? I used to own the one next door. Join me for a tour and lets get started on your home search. 

Memory of a Killer TV Series with Patrick Dempsey. A Film Location Guide Podcast.

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.indrigo@century21.ca