The development’s latest release, Laguna Village, consists of a new collection of urban townhomes nestled between two community ponds.

Resale condo prices in Vancouver have been steadily declining to better align with weaker market conditions seen through 2019. In the new construction condo market? Not so much.

From the integration of children’s amenities to larger floorplans with added bedrooms, developers are taking steps to incorporate more of the services city-dwelling families crave.

With mounting fears over an uncontainable coronavirus outbreak rattling Canada’s economy and sending global markets spiraling, economists from Oxford Economics believe the Bank of Canada will move swiftly to cut its overnight rate twice in the next two months.

Sitting between a parking lot and a church, one Wexford lot on Toronto’s bustling Lawrence Avenue East is potentially undergoing a revamp.

While Vancouver still remains one of the world’s most unaffordable markets, prices show signs of a slow decline, particularly in one segment of the upper end of the market.

It was a blazing start for the Toronto new construction homes market in 2020. Strong new home sales data for January published this week by Altus Group and BILD showed that homebuyer confidence hasn’t waned moving into the new year.

Owning a home is more accessible than you might think, especially if you look beyond Toronto and Vancouver.

Demand for new condos plunged in 2019 in Metro Vancouver and the region’s developers responded accordingly, cutting the number of condo units launched by 60 percent when compared to 2018’s total.

Ideal for young professionals and couples, the King’s Cross offers a bright and spacious design, with nine-foot ceilings and lots of natural light.

Whether you’re looking for a place to play fetch with your beloved doggo, enjoy a picnic, or let the little ones burn off some energy, Vancouver’s many parks offer a variety of choices.

Thanks to online shopping and the rise of big-box stores, the retail industry is evolving, and some of our favourite malls have been made obsolete in the process.

The deal marks a major milestone for Blue Elephant, which has been in business in Toronto for just under five years.

Trolleybus Urban Development Inc. recently submitted a development application and zoning bylaw amendment for a 35-storey condo project.

But the benefits may be short lived under the proposed changes to the controversial mortgage stress test rules.

Once criticized for its lack of grocery stores and community amenities, CityPlace is about to blossom with several major retail and commercial projects under construction.