The need for homes that can be built quickly and sustainably has never been greater.

Homebuyers who purchased in one of the Toronto region’s suburban communities last year have seen their property value, on average, rise by nearly twice as much as those who bought in the City of Toronto.

A major uptick in home construction paired with gradual, long-term demographic change will have a cooling effect on Canadian home prices in the coming years.

Directly across the beloved Queen Elizabeth Park, a collection of modern townhomes are taking root.

A high-end suite that’s right in the city’s inner harbour offers the full luxury downtown Victoria experience just steps away from the marina.

In a fiercely competitive housing market where prices continue to skyrocket, many Canadian buyers increasingly believe that their dreams of home ownership are unattainable.

Inspired by classic Georgian architecture, the homes adopt the best of Georgian style, combined with traditional elements, industrial design concepts and modern styling.

One economist estimates that the impact of homebuyers’ purchasing power will be under two percent, barely enough to make a dent in the rate that prices are rising annually in many Canadian cities.

Another one of the three luxury condo towers that fell into receivership under Cresford Development Corporation has reportedly been sold to another Toronto-region developer for a nine-figure price tag.

New construction experts say that they are well prepared for the multitude of scenarios that could play out this spring.