Toronto has approved a new land transfer tax on homes selling over $3 million, but will it actually help housing affordability, or make things worse? In this episode, Rob Golfi sits down with Conrad Zurini and mortgage expert Brian Hogben to break down how the new tax could impact luxury buyers, sellers, and the broader real estate market. They discuss whether wealthy buyers will simply absorb the cost, move outside the city, or pass the pain down the chain and why areas like Oakville, Niagara, and Vaughan could be the real winners. If you care about where Toronto real estate is heading, this is a must-listen.

Winning the lottery sounds like a dream. Until you build a mansion that no one wants to buy. In this episode, Rob Golfi is joined by real estate expert Conrad Zurini and mortgage specialist Brian Hogben to break down why lottery winners often lose millions in luxury real estate. From overbuilt mansions to inflated appraisals, they reveal the costly mistakes behind $30M homes that sell for half the price and what smart money should do instead.

Why are Montreal, Halifax, and Gatineau thriving while Ontario markets cool off? In this episode, Rob Golfi, Conrad Zurini, and Brian Hogben break down the affordability shift driving buyers east, surprising migration patterns, investor activity, and the latest housing-start statistics. Plus: insights on luxury listings, interest rate predictions, and how new U.S. tax proposals could spill into the Canadian market. Packed with real data and frontline perspectives, this episode explains what’s really happening behind the headlines.