According to the most recent update to the Teranet–National Bank National Composite House Price Index (HPI) home prices increased 18.8 per cent year-over-year in April, a new record.

Thanks to a recent development application, the Church and Wellesley region could welcome another high-rise tower into its mix.

After analyzing every part of the pre-construction sales process, TCS Marketing Systems saw the benefit of using ADHOC Studio’s Blackline App — a new construction digital sales centre — for all their projects going forward.

Vertica is preparing for the grand opening of its model unit on May 28 and 29. Book an appointment now to view a Vertica suite and check out the architecture in person. Vertica will be located at 5400 Pierre-De Coubertin Avenue in Montreal’s Longue-Pointe neighbourhood.

New research shows that the majority of people who live in the GTA agree that there is an underlying home shortage problem in the region and that more housing should be built.

The number of new residences kicking off construction across Canada trended upward last month thanks to a higher number of multi-unit and single-detached starts.

Gryphon Nova by Gryphon Development encourages interested buyers to register now for a private appointment, and take a first look at the new smart furniture system integrated into the building.

Can you create a master-planned luxury community and fit it on a former golf course in downtown Aurora? That’s what Geranium is doing with Allegro. This is the third phase of the project and homeowners are already living in the area. Allegro will consist of 157 single-family detached homes, released in phases. The property is scenic, filled with mature trees and surrounded by plenty of amenities. You’ll find Allegro between Yonge and Bathurst, near the heart of Aurora.

Located in Greater Calgary, only 10 minutes from NW Calgary in the booming Town of Cochrane, Vertos is the first project in the new waterfront community of Greystone. It will be comprised of more than 300 townhomes and garden level condos, and will eventually be surrounded by top-end shopping centres and leisure activities.

After two years of red-hot market activity, higher borrowing costs are causing a cool down in Canada’s feverish real estate markets during the traditionally busy spring months.