Ottawa, Quebec City, Hamilton and Edmonton have some of the strongest job markets in the country, and as a result, those moving to the areas for jobs are creating a serious boon for home prices.

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For a closer look at what the final three months of the year will look like for the Canadian housing market, Livabl has rounded up the latest expert commentary, to keep you in the know.

According to a new report from Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), investing in Montreal’s condos might be a big mistake.

The BoC held the overnight rate at 1.75 percent yesterday, and released a statement that Brian DePratto, a senior economist at TD, believes hints that the next hike may not come until next spring.

Chelsea Poling’s condo is not only her home, but her workspace — she’s the founder and CEO of online wellness boutique Rose Botanica.

Heading into the new year, many economists are predicting that the higher rates will keep the GTA housing market relatively cool, especially when it comes to low-rise homes. The condo market could be set to benefit from would-be buyers smaller budgets.

Think your studio apartment is too small for hosting a get-together? Think again.

Booming home sales in some of the country’s biggest housing markets kept the economy riding high in 2017. But, ever since a new mortgage stress test was introduced in January, both housing activity and GDP growth have been lagging.

Every once in a while, industry experts weigh in to let the public know which issues they should take seriously, and which they don’t have to think about as much — at least for now.

For a closer look at which developments will take over your newsfeed in 2019, Livabl has broken down some of the top headlines you’ll likely see in the new year.

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When you’ve got seven kids all under the age of nine, making the most of every square inch of space is essential.

It was the best month for new condo sales this year, which isn’t bad in a market dealing with stricter mortgage qualification rules and higher interest rates.

Not according to the Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada (CPA), which just released a new report on the housing market’s stability, titled The Real Story Behind Housing and Household Debt in Canada: Is There Really a Risk?

Next year will bring a new set of headwinds, which should keep a lid on activity. Livabl has rounded up the latest industry commentary to keep you in the know about the top three.