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Zonda launched its first Canadian Dealmakers in Vancouver, where housing leaders shared insights on market headwinds, policy reform, and future growth.

In this Q&A with Livabl vice-president Matthew Slutsky, Witt reflects on the architectural challenges in the GTA.

Zonda Urban’s first multifamily report on Ottawa demonstrates that home buyers are choosing townhomes at a rapid pace.

Industry pioneers share insights on vertical development, luxury branding, and the future of wellness-centric living at Elevate 2024.

Industry leaders, bold ideas, and global perspectives drive day one of Zonda’s premier conference.

Purchasing a home in Quebec involves more than just the down payment and the purchase price. Here’s what you need to know about closing costs.

Metro Vancouver is still the most expensive place to rent in Canada, but another B.C. market is rapidly taking off.

While the challenges of buying a home in Alberta aren’t as severe as more expensive provinces, first-time homebuyers can still use a little help from incentives and homeownership programs.

There was no spring bloom in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area’s (GTHA) new multi-family market in the second quarter, according to exclusive data from Zonda Urban.

With home prices rising, first-time homebuyers in Quebec can use all the help they can get. Here are some notable incentives and programs.

The path to homeownership in Canada’s most expensive province is often a long and winding road. Here’s what first-time buyers need to know.

Join Matt and Tim as they chat all things renderings, design, and social media sales.

Interested homebuyers are slowing coming off the sidelines following the rate cut at the beginning of June. The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) reported on Friday that national home sales rose in June by 3.7 percent month-over-month.

Tune in as Matt and Justin chat online home shopping, luxury markets and all things Calgary – from market challenges to the infamous real estate boom in Alberta. 

Edmonton and its surrounding areas continue to be a huge draw, as Canadians continue to seek affordable housing options in provinces outside of British Columbia…

The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) expects the Bank of Canada’s recent rate cut to bolster activity moving forward.