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ARTICLE · 30 JANUARY 2017

Real Estate Investment In Canada

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In Canada, the savvy real estate investor has a myriad of opportunities across the spectrum of real estate asset classes.

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In Canada, the savvy real estate investor has a myriad of opportunities across the spectrum of real estate asset classes. However, understanding the landscape of real estate investment and land development in Canada can mean the difference between success and lost opportunities. Items to consider in the most common real property transactions are canvassed below to provide foreign investors with a snapshot of what to consider when investing in real estate in a country known for its stable political and economic environment.

Foreign Ownership

Generally, Canada does not impose significant restrictions on foreign ownership of real property, but there are a few to consider. The rules around foreign ownership of real estate in Canada are not related to citizenship. In fact, even Canadian citizens who do not reside in Canada for more than six months are considered non-residents (and thus subject to any applicable foreign ownership rules). Generally, both natural persons

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