In line with economists’ consensus prediction, the Bank of Canada today chose not to hike its mortgage rate-influencing overnight rate.

With over 60 years of combined experience and knowledge, Marlin Spring has quickly grown and diversified its portfolio, constructing a number of projects across the GTA.

After a first quarter of month-over-month home sales declines, the second quarter of 2018 brought some relief for the Canadian housing market, with a jump in activity in both June and July.

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After months of slumping activity, sales and prices were up month-over-month in June and July, in what many economists are interpreting as a comeback for the market, after a slow start to the year.

Real estate investment had dropped 2.7 per cent year-over-year in Q1, but a boost in national home sales led to a 0.3 per cent year-over-year increase in Q2.

Metro Vancouver’s deflated housing market hasn’t put an end to blockbuster land deals.

These days, saving money for a down payment is no easy feat.

According to Statistics Canada, 11 per cent of downtown Toronto residents leave the city limits for work, a number that jumps to 27 per cent near the city’s waterfront. Data from Metrolinx has found that the number of commuter trips out of the city has risen from 16 to 25 per cent over the past 30 years.

Calgary’s housing market continues to struggle, but one real estate-related index could signify renewed confidence in the western Canadian city.

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Toronto’s pricey housing market is often blamed on a lack of supply amid record demand. And according to one expert, that supply is often different than what buyers might expect.

“We have to keep in mind that we’re still in a recovery mode,” CREB Chief Economist Ann-Marie Lurie tells Livabl.

TREB has been fighting to keep the figures from its Multiple Listings Service database private since 2001, when the Competition Bureau challenged the organization’s position.

Ontario has seen an increase in home sales and prices over the past two months, while Alberta and New Brunswick have also warmed up considerably.