We are expanding our network of furnished and temporary housing options for individuals, families, relocating professionals, employees and project teams who need a suitable place to stay while navigating a move, assignment or housing transition. We welcome conversations with providers offering: 🏠 Furnished apartments and homes 🏢 Corporate and executive accommodation 🛏️ Extended-stay and short-term lodging 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family-friendly temporary housing 🏗️ Workforce and project accommodation 🐾 Pet-friendly options 📍 Housing near employment centres and transit corridors 📅 Flexible stays ranging from several nights to several months AHOM’s goal is to connect suitable accommodation providers with real relocation and workforce housing needs—while helping clients understand location, commute, household fit, availability and the next appropriate step. We are particularly interested in dependable providers with clear rates, accurate availability, responsive communication and consistently maintained accommodations. Property owners, accommodation operators, corporate housing providers and hospitality partners are invited to connect with AHOM to explore potential collaboration. Have temporary furnished accommodation available? Let’s talk. Participation and referrals are subject to review, suitability, availability and the requirements of each request. #TemporaryAccommodation #FurnishedRentals #CorporateHousing #WorkforceHousing #RelocationSupport #ExtendedStay #HousingProviders #PropertyOwners #AHOMRMC

Relocation is more than a change of address; it’s a complex transition that touches work, home, family, and finances. Read Our 3 part Destination Canada Series to help you navigate your Relocation Journey. 1 0 Things You Should Know About Relocation https://www.ahomrealestate.com/destination-canada-before-you-leave 1. Relocation starts long before moving day A successful move is planned weeks or months in advance with timelines, checklists, and clear responsibilities, not booked at the last minute. 2. One-size-fits-all support doesn’t work Every relocating person or family has different needs based on role, income, family situation, and destination, so relocation packages and support must be personalized . 3. Housing is usually the biggest stress Finding safe, affordable housing in an unfamiliar city is one of the top reasons relocations feel overwhelming and can even cause assignments to fail. 4. Timing is everything Coordinating start dates, lease dates, school calendars, and the physical move itself is tricky; a clear relocation timeline reduces stress for everyone. 5. Communication can make or break the move Many relocations go off track because expectations, entitlements, and processes are not clearly explained to the employee and their family. 6. Family needs matter as much as the job Schooling, partner employment, childcare, and access to healthcare can significantly impact whether a relocation feels like an opportunity or a burden. 7. Culture shock is real Even within the same country, local culture, climate, and workplace norms can feel very different, and structured orientation helps people settle faster. 8. Costs go beyond boxes and movers Relocation involves housing deposits, travel, temporary accommodation, storage, insurance, and setup costs that need to be budgeted realistically. 9. Technology can smooth the journey Digital tools for tracking tasks, expenses, documents, and appointments give both HR and relocating employees visibility and control throughout the move. 10. The support shouldn’t stop after arrival Check-ins after the move, help navigating local services, and continued integration support improve retention and long-term satisfaction. Read Our Destination Canada Series Relocating to Canada is a big step, and the right information at the right time makes all the difference. Explore our three‑part Destination Canada series to guide every stage of your journey: Part 1 – Before You Leave Get organized before departure: documents, finances, packing, and key decisions you should make while you’re still in your home country. https://www.ahomrealestate.com/destination-canada-before-you-leave Part 2 – Finding a Home Learn how renting works in Canada, what to expect from landlords, and how to find safe, affordable housing as a newcomer. https://www.ahomrealestate.com/destinationcanadahousing Part 3 – Landing and Arrival Navigate your first days and weeks in Canada, from airport arrival to settlement services, banking, and getting around your new city. https://www.ahomrealestate.com/destinationcanadaarrival If you need clarity at any point in your relocation journey, AHOM Relocation Management Company is here to help—reach out to us for personalized, one‑on‑one guidance. Read Our Series Destination Canada - Part 1 - Before you Leave Part 2 - Finding a Home Part 3 - Landing and Arrival If you need clarity at any point in your Relocation Journey. We are here to Help.

Big picture for Rentals in 2026 Canada enters 2026 with vacancy higher and asking rents easing in major cities after a big supply wave in 2024–25, especially new purpose‑built rentals and investor condos. National forecasts see a fragmented market: some regions softening with more vacancies, others (notably parts of B.C. and specific Ontario submarkets) staying tight and supporting modest rent growth