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What an amazing experience at the The Law Office Management Association (TLOMA) Conference! Thank you to the organizers and everyone we connected…
What an amazing experience at the The Law Office Management Association (TLOMA) Conference! Thank you to the organizers and everyone we connected…
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It’s official: Appara Estate Admin is live. As Dagney Benton, Head of Business, Estates, says: “Our new Estate Administration solution is designed…
It’s official: Appara Estate Admin is live. As Dagney Benton, Head of Business, Estates, says: “Our new Estate Administration solution is designed…
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Change isn’t easy in legal. But it’s necessary – and happening fast. That’s what makes "Lead the Change" a fitting theme for The Law Office…
Change isn’t easy in legal. But it’s necessary – and happening fast. That’s what makes "Lead the Change" a fitting theme for The Law Office…
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Nope, this isn't the start of a lawyer joke! True story, I was in a room with 10 paralegals and 5 lawyers, walking through our solution. Lots of head…
Nope, this isn't the start of a lawyer joke! True story, I was in a room with 10 paralegals and 5 lawyers, walking through our solution. Lots of head…
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Sometimes a secret is too powerful to keep. I’ve been coding at the most productive pace of my career thanks to Claude Code — and it blows my mind…
Sometimes a secret is too powerful to keep. I’ve been coding at the most productive pace of my career thanks to Claude Code — and it blows my mind…
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“We are here to help people who help people.” Meet Steve Parr, JD, CEA, TEP, Founder of Parr Business Law, in his Appara Social Videos debut!…
“We are here to help people who help people.” Meet Steve Parr, JD, CEA, TEP, Founder of Parr Business Law, in his Appara Social Videos debut!…
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The messiest part of switching software is living through the disruption. Stay with me…. My kitchen reno has tested my patience, with dishes piling…
The messiest part of switching software is living through the disruption. Stay with me…. My kitchen reno has tested my patience, with dishes piling…
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We are excited to welcome Adrienne Brabandt to Stewart Title Canada as Business Development Manager for British Columbia – Okanagan, Interior, and…
We are excited to welcome Adrienne Brabandt to Stewart Title Canada as Business Development Manager for British Columbia – Okanagan, Interior, and…
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Clio Ventures just placed another bet on AI-driven drafting—and that’s great news for Canadian legal-tech talent. BC-based Clio’s investment arm led…
Clio Ventures just placed another bet on AI-driven drafting—and that’s great news for Canadian legal-tech talent. BC-based Clio’s investment arm led…
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I have been thinking a lot about the “convertible effect.” I recently realized my dream since 1992 of buying a VW bug convertible. Driving this car…
I have been thinking a lot about the “convertible effect.” I recently realized my dream since 1992 of buying a VW bug convertible. Driving this car…
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One of the hardest parts of managing contractor compliance at scale is understanding how states define independent contractor status. The tests…
One of the hardest parts of managing contractor compliance at scale is understanding how states define independent contractor status. The tests…
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✨ Sometimes the most important commitments aren’t professional—they’re personal. Last week, I stepped away from the job search and daily hustle to…
✨ Sometimes the most important commitments aren’t professional—they’re personal. Last week, I stepped away from the job search and daily hustle to…
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I was asked by a foreign investor to compare the Canadian condo market to the multi-family market and asked if interchangeable. They’re not. • Condos: higher vacancies, transient tenants, no CMHC financing, shorter amortizations, larger equity requirements. Volatile by design. • Multifamily: lower turnover, family/professional tenants, CMHC-backed financing with 40–50 year amortizations, and stable long-term demand. Even as condo inventory has increased in Toronto, purpose-built rental vacancy remains tight and given financing structures remain far more favorable for investors. Thanks Kate Grondin for summarizing with data points.
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Starlight Investments
Starlight Investments has expanded its Ontario portfolio with the acquisition of a rental community featuring 23 low-rise townhome complexes, with a total of 69 condo-deeded suites in central Toronto. Located in a well-connected neighbourhood near Lansdowne Avenue and Davenport Road, the community offers convenient access to public transit, major roads, and a wide range of local amenities and services including schools, parks, cafés, and retail destinations like Galleria Shopping Centre and Dufferin Mall. “We are pleased to expand our Ontario portfolio with the addition of this picturesque, family-friendly property located in the heart of Toronto. This acquisition is aligned with Starlight’s dedication to providing quality rental housing in locations that are well-suited to long-term living and quality of life.” -- Neil Fischler, Executive Vice President, Asset Management, Canadian Residential at Starlight Investments. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/dHFzdFDw David Chalmers | Neil Fischler | Federico Vaccaro | David Morrison | Larry De Melo | Michael Hanak | Gurman Athwal, CFA | Stefania Garcia | Anton Bondarenko, MBA | Atulya Khobragade | Gwen McGuire | Karina Saks | Sabrina Odamtten | Sheida Shoai , MBA, MSc | Andrew Yi | Max Lai, CPA, CA | Stefano Capano | Himani Tolia, CM
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The key to fighting the housing crisis in your city? Incremental developers. If your city wants to beat the housing crisis, it needs more incremental developers. If it wants more incremental developers, it needs to make building easier. Strong Towns worked with dozens of developers, elected officials, and municipal staffers to figure out how. “Who Will Build the Housing-Ready City?” is the result of that work. This brand new toolkit lays out five practical ways cities can empower small-scale developers. It includes case studies, developer profiles, and the key metrics every city should track. This file is a sneak peek at the cover and table of contents; you can find more information on this report at the link in the comments. The developers your city needs are already there. This is how you get them off the sidelines.
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