The housing agency caught a lot of flack for the alarming forecast, as it generated considerable and mostly negative media coverage (even in countries very far away) and was criticized for potentially influencing buyer psychology to the point that it would become a self-fulfilling prophecy.

The Canadian housing market’s rapid resurgence in summer 2020 and sustained strength through the fall and winter has been a major driver of the country’s early economic recovery following its initial crash last spring.

New commentary published by condo brokerage Strata.ca this week said it was evident that activity was levelling off with condo transactions falling on a monthly basis for the first time since December 2020.

The development is already well under construction, and when complete, will feature 324 suites, modern amenities and a coveted location on King Street West.

In an era where sales centres are closed and public open houses are banned, technology has played an instrumental role in keeping real estate businesses running during the COVID-19 pandemic.

After many consecutive months of record-breaking housing activity, comparing sales volume and price growth recorded in April 2021 with what Toronto experienced one year ago is like looking at two different markets entirely.

Visitors will be among the first to see the sleek new sales gallery complete with a large 3D scale model of the building and several vignettes.

Currently, crews are still working on the underground garage, pouring concrete for the third level.

Roncesvalles Village in the city’s west end could get its own modern take on the flatiron thanks to a newly submitted development application.

The Condo Store (TCS), a leading expert in Canada’s new construction home market, has just endowed a trio of scholarships with three Ontario universities that are known for their esteemed business programs.