All articles about Yukon Investment Property Guide.
A Yukon real estate lawyer handles closing — mandatory. They don't cover investment analysis, rent modelling, permafrost risk, or RTA mechanics. Here's what fills those gaps.
Whitehorse Copper, Wolf Creek, Cowley Creek — which subdivisions have documented permafrost degradation, what 50cm settlement means, and how to assess risk before you commit.
Evaluating Yukon investment from BC, Ontario, or Alberta? Here's what out-of-territory investors consistently get wrong — and what actually prepares you for northern due diligence.
Public-sector employees leveraging home equity into Whitehorse rentals face four specific constraints. Here's what each one means for your investment decision in 2026.
Dawson City's 100-day tourist season vs. Whitehorse's government-anchored rental market. The carrying cost math most guides skip — before you commit capital to either.
Structured guide with worksheets vs. piecing it together from YBS reports, RTO bulletins, and Reddit. Here's what each approach actually costs you.
Whitehorse's May 2026 STR bylaw bans non-resident Airbnb in residential zones after October 2027. What you can still do, the commercial loophole, and the Dawson City contrast.
How the Yukon Land Titles Office processes investment property closings, exact fee schedules, and why Yukon has no land transfer tax unlike every other province.
The 2026 rent index is 2.6%. What the Yukon Residential Tenancies Act 2025 changed for landlords — evictions, deposits, notices, and when rent control ends.
What yukon property management costs, who the main companies are, and how remote landlords handle -40°C emergencies, the RTA, and heating fuel for Whitehorse rentals.
How yukon mortgage rates, OSFI stress testing, and the northern appraisal bottleneck work for investment properties in Whitehorse. What brokers and lenders expect.
Yukon Housing Corporation programs landlords can access — rent supplements, retrofit grants, and new-build funding. What qualifies and what to expect.
Vacancy rate of 1.2%, median rent $2,067 for detached homes, zero land transfer tax. Here's what owning a whitehorse rental property really costs.
Whitehorse population growth, housing shortfall of 3,000 units, and why the rental demand fueling investment returns is structural rather than cyclical.