Overvalued, overbuilt, overheated — all of these terms have been used to describe the potential danger that the Canadian housing market has found itself in at various points over the last few years.

There’s a brand new way to rock a mullet.

Discussion continues to swirl around an impending economic slowdown and economists can’t stop offering up their own odds on whether a global recession is in the cards for the coming year.

This was the strongest annual growth rate observed since December 2017 when the market spiked temporarily as buyers looked to complete purchases before tougher mortgage rules kicked in in January 2018.

Sisters Daria and Deanna DeChirico are ginger jar collectors, Chinoiserie enthusiasts and unabashed in their love for bold color — they’re also under the age of 35.

Buying a fixer-upper and renovating, as several seasons of that show on HGTV will tell you, is an option for getting into the neighbourhood you want.

It’s been over three years since anti-corruption organization Transparency International Canada sounded the alarm on the Canadian real estate market, characterizing it as a hotbed for organized crime.

The entryway is more than just a place to hang your hat! It sets the tone for your entire home.

Expect demand for condos to remain high so long as Toronto is a beneficiary of the “big Canadian jobs machine” attracting new residents to the city.

The 1940s-era home has been expertly restored with bright, white interiors, natural finishes and framed views of the lake from nearly every room.

Many Millennial homebuyers don’t invest nearly as much time into learning about real estate as they do in selecting their next binge-worthy show.

While housing observers remain fairly gung-ho about the early 2020s, buried at the end of a new report are a couple of threats to the market that have the potential to crash the party.

Efficiently-designed studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units affordably priced from the low-$200,000s.

Winter is coming, but your hopes of selling and moving shouldn’t be dashed by a few snowflakes.

The floodgates have officially opened for Canadian housing market forecasts for the next year.

A ballroom, forested grounds and quick access to the golf course are a few of the features in some of the most expensive homes currently listed in the Greater Toronto Area.