Although residential construction grew in Canada last year, the number of homes being created has still struggled to keep up with the rising population within the country’s biggest cities.

Construction is already underway at Fleming Sur Le Parc in Montreal’s LaSalle borough. Interested homebuyers can make an appointment to visit the model condo and view the 3D presentation at the sales pavilion.

One of the most anticipated condominiums to grace the LaSalle neighborhood of Montreal is launching. By appointment only from February 4 to the 6th, potential homeowners can check out Fleming Sur Le Parc

For homebuyers looking for a break from rising property prices, the 2022 spring market is expected to keep the momentum going as the last quarter of 2021 reported another round of price hikes.

Even as Canada is expected to receive thousands of new housing units this year thanks to a spurt in housing starts, new home inventory has been — and could continue to be — up and down in Toronto.

This year, the industry grappled with rising construction costs, building restrictions and low housing supply, but also celebrated a slew of new development applications and record-breaking sales levels in some months.