Despite declining home sales totals recorded over the past two months, the province’s housing market remains incredibly undersupplied compared to sustained sky-high levels of homebuyer demand.

The boutique development is now in the demolition phase as crews are onsite taking down the adjacent property at 14 Prince Arthur Avenue in the Yorkville-Annex neighbourhood.

The building would boast a modern industrial aesthetic characterized by its brick-clad façade, expansive windows and aluminum window surrounds.

Located in Surrey’s burgeoning Panorama neighbourhood, NORA is a collection of 42 timelessly inspired two-, three- and four-bedroom townhomes.

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.

Located in proximity to Barrie, residents of Angus enjoy the benefits of a tight-knit community but also have easy access to big city amenities.

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.

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.