The cost of a new home in Canada showed little change in the final months of 2021, growing at the slowest pace in more than 18 months. Yet, prices are expected to keep inching up at least throughout the first half of 2022.

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A new condo proposal could lend easy access to two of the Sheppard-Yonge TTC stops in Bayview Village.

Show homes are open for viewing and homes are available in Citadel, the vibrant community by Excel Homes in NE Edmonton. With multiple floor plans to select, Citadel has something for everyone, from growing families to empty nesters looking to downsize and modernize.

Typically, mega-tall high-rises are packed with hundreds of condos, but a recent building application near Yonge and Scollard streets is proposing only 79 units within its 61 floors.

Canada is welcoming immigrants at an accelerated rate, and it should have a significant impact on the labour market and housing demand, according to a new CIBC report.

The boutique residence at Dundas and Ossington marks the latest in a string of mid-rise, community focused developments including The Poet and Heartwood.

The Kipling Transit Hub has been a draw for developers as of late.

At the conclusion of 2021, Canadian home prices grew more than 15 per cent annually, beating out the previous market peak that was established around six years ago.

Fuelled by sustained buyer demand, Calgary’s new multi-family home market closed out 2021 by recording its highest annual sales total since 2014, according to Zonda Urban.