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From coast to coast, the Canadian housing market has experienced a boost in prices over the course of the last year, including the country’s busiest and largest market regions.

With Ontario now in the final phase of its three-part pandemic reopening plan, developers and sales professionals in the real estate sphere are adapting to the latest round of easing pandemic restrictions.

A prominent cemetery in Toronto’s Deer Park neighbourhood could anchor a future multi-storey development that would bring hundreds of new units to the community.

The proposal features a nine-storey Passive House building constructed using a mass-timber structural system and an off-site prefabricated construction method.

Described as “fun and addictive like TikTok, practical and actionable like Zillow,” Playhouse allows users to scroll through short videos of homes on the market in their area.

Summer is coming into its final stretch, but there’s still plenty of time left for pre-construction projects to kick off the start of sales before fall officially arrives.

A formal groundbreaking ceremony was held in July to celebrate the official start of construction.

While Toronto condo prices have remained mostly unchanged in recent months, new research published this week shows that one specific area of the city is experiencing soaring levels of price growth.

Just east of Toronto’s bustling Yonge and Eglinton intersection, a newly proposed development could bring a host of new housing and public amenities to the community.

The 372-unit tower is the second condominium by Pinnacle International built along John Street after the successful construction of the 588-unit Pinnacle on Adelaide project.

In Toronto’s Niagara neighbourhood, a recent development proposal plans to integrate an existing building into its podium, creating a new, prominent feature on a major downtown intersection.

A new survey published today by Royal LePage takes a deeper look at who owns multiple properties and why in Canada’s three largest urban communities.

In North York’s Victoria Park Village, a series of office buildings could pave the way for a high-rise, mixed-use community that would deliver thousands of new homes to the neighbourhood.

A collection of new high-rise buildings could bring hundreds of homes and greenspace to one of West End Toronto’s most popular neighbourhoods.

The proposal includes plans for eight three-storey buildings housing 43 side-by-side townhomes.

The rising cost of real estate in Canada is prompting hopeful homebuyers across the country to rethink their strategy for getting a foot up on the property ladder.