​The tale of Canadian real estate this year will be one of the moving economic fortunes and changing real estate trends. The decrease in oil costs has brought about a sharp slowdown in the Calgary economy, additionally is slanting descending, and as indicated by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp, the Canadian housing market sector is relied upon to direct throughout the following two years, yet the long-term impact on the local real estate market remains to be seen. 

​Market investigators anticipate the preference for core assets, new office space and high-end retail will continue to drive demand and motivate real estate investment in 2016. According Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp (CMHC), to Canada’s real estate boom will come to an end in 2016. CBRE Research likewise estimates a dynamic year for area bargains as low top rates and shortage of item suited to today's innovative, ecological and logistical requirements makes new advancement the more alluring choice.

​If being in the real estate would be easy, everyone would do the same thing to taste success in their life. But this is not the case and this is why when it comes to investing in real estate, normal people starts by considering the negatives first. The truth is hard and it says that no matter how much preparation you take, how much information you collect, there are some factors which cannot be controlled. And a successful investment is often based on those factors. So, here are some factors that you should consider while planning to invest in real estate.

​Investing in real estate can provide a great return on investment depending on the location selected but it is often presumed as a quick-fire way to become rich. It is true that many people have made their fortune investing in real estate but this is not as easy as it is said or projected by the so-called real estate ‘gurus’. This is a vast process and a matter of large investment. It takes time to be familiar with the ins and outs of the process but due to lack of patience and endless faith on those ‘gurus’, investors, especially the newcomers often make big mistakes while investing in property/real estate. Here are five of the most common mistakes that I have seen made by the new real estate investors.