The number of homes changing hands across Canada likely won’t rise to levels seen in March until the country’s next boom period, but there’s still plenty of gas left in the tank to keep home prices climbing.

After peaking in March, monthly sales declines have been logged during each subsequent month and it appears that June will maintain that trend.

Canada’s residential real estate market is finally showing signs of a sales slowdown, but homeownership remains out of reach for the majority of hopeful buyers.

In the vibrant and multicultural Cambie community, located in Vancouver’s Westside, a new collection of townhome residences will redefine what it means to live well.

Rent prices in Vancouver recorded a second consecutive month of gains as tenant demand continues to return to the city.

Toronto rental prices have increased for yet another month as the anticipated return to post-pandemic living drives tenant demand back to the city, supporting the market’s recovery.

Nestled between the Niagara Escarpment, wine country and Lake Ontario, Johnathan features an ideal location within proximity to the best features and amenities the area has to offer.

The urge to purchase a new home as a space to “ride out COVID” has also likely declined among buyers as the pandemic continues to recede across the country, helped along by the still accelerating vaccination effort.

Earlier this month, a Zoning By Law Amendment application was submitted to city planners to build a 14-storey mixed-use building at 3280 Dufferin Street, near the Yorkdale Shopping Centre, one of the city’s most popular malls.

Just a little ways over from the waterfront near Blackie and Carnarvon streets, you’ll find the most expensive new construction condo that New Westminster has to offer.