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Homes in Scarborough have appreciated more than three times the home value of their downtown counterparts, according to new research released this week by Properly.

The average price of a Vancouver region home could tack on close to $400,000 in value by 2023 as the market continues to adjust to rock-bottom mortgage rates that will provide fuel for significant appreciation in the years to come.

But first employment levels need to return to pre-pandemic levels and immigration levels must ramp back up significantly from their 2020 lows.

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.

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

Its proposed height would make it the fourth tallest building in Vancouver.

The Junction Triangle, one of the West End’s most sought-after neighbourhoods, has been a hotspot lately for new development proposals.

Since its introduction, the multi-phase development has added nearly 3,000 new condo suites and 300 rental units to the neighbourhood.

California-based housing data company Zonda announced today that it’s acquiring BuzzBuzzHome, the online real estate listings portal serving the new residential construction market and the owner of the Livabl media brand.

A new and highly-anticipated Toronto condo tower with unique architecture is coming soon to the city’s midtown Deer Park neighbourhood.

Glen Buttigieg, TCS Marketing System’s Vice President of Sales, is a 20-year industry veteran with experience building sales strategies and guiding clients through the active spring season.

The six-storey Hill and Dale Residences development near Yonge and Roxborough streets is one of the neighbourhood’s more recent builds, having finished construction in early 2019, according to BuzzBuzzHome.

An entire block of homes located in the heart of the Junction Triangle could be revamped as a new high-rise tower site that would bring over 200 new residential units to the neighbourhood.

A pre-construction mid-rise building rising soon near Bathurst Street and Glencairn Avenue is home to one of North York’s priciest new construction condo plans.

New details have been revealed this week for the final chapter of a master-planned development that has become an iconic fixture along the Queens Quay corridor.

The project was inspired by the Dutch “woonerf” concept, a word that loosely translates to “living street.”