Banish beige carpet and outdated honey oak once and for all.

43 percent of families surveyed in a recent report from Sotheby’s International Realty Canada said that high detached home prices meant they had to settle for higher density housing.

Pathways at Findlay Creek boasts an exquisite collection of new homes within a serene suburban setting close to shops, schools and entertainment.

Legacy promises incredible value and a 10-minute commute time to Highway 401.

According to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), there was strong evidence in Calgary of overbuilding during the second quarter of the year, and the issue was not limited to condos.

This year saw housing activity take a major plunge, following the introduction of stricter mortgage qualification rules in January. While sales and prices have warmed up since then, there are still several factors that could rein in the market come 2019.

The latest release consists of an exquisite collection of detached homes on 30- and 36-foot lots with spacious, open-concept floorplans and luxury finishes.

While a trend of slowly rising home sales could add to growth, a relatively cool home building sector could put a damper on things, according to the latest report from TD Economics.

When a homebuyer wants to live amid nature in a tranquil setting, they often have to sacrifice conveniences that come with a more urban location — not so at Spirit Bay.

You’ll be clicking that “add to cart” button before you make it to the end of this list.

The third quarter of 2018 brought some warmth to the Canadian housing market, as both sales and prices began to inch upwards after months of cooling activity.

When square footage is limited, double-duty furniture is a must.

Higher interest rates inevitably lead to higher mortgage rates, which means industry players keep a close eye on the BoC’s hikes, and how they could affect Canada’s housing market.

This first release of crafted detached homes is limited to just 25 lots.

“Canada’s previously hot housing market and robust household borrowing trends have given way to much calmer activity in 2018, and that’s a good thing,” writes Douglas Porter, chief economist at BMO, in a recent note.

It’s going to get a lot worse before it gets better for the Greater Vancouver detached-home market — but when it does, low-rise real estate in the city is going to reach unprecedented heights.