Located in one of Canada’s fastest-growing cities, high-rise condos at Brooklyn at Bernard Block are coming soon to Kelowna, British Columbia.

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If you’re serious about buying a home, you need to know exactly what to look for in a potential property when touring it for the first time.

We’ve compiled 8 simple tips to follow to capture the perfect Instagram-able home photo.

Lakeside living at its finest.

The Bank hiked the overnight rate 25 basis points to 1.25 per cent in January, and is widely expected to do so again before the year is out. But a soft housing market could mean the Bank opts out of a July rate hike.

Discarded furniture, sweaty brows and illegally-parked vehicles can only mean one thing — summer moving season is upon us.

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While provincial housing policy and a rising interest rate environment have a role to play in the market’s slumping performance, most economists blame a new mortgage stress test introduced on January 1 for the current state of affairs.

“[The decline hints] that [the] household debt-to-income ratio might have turned a corner last year after increasing fairly steadily for decades,” writes RBC senior economist Robert Hogue, in his latest note.

SPÄNST allows us to “organize and display our favourite and most prized possessions” while embodying a monochromatic and minimalist aesthetic.

The benchmark price of a new condo jumped a whopping 25.4 per cent year-over-year to $758,370 in May.

According to the latest sales number from Altus Group, released today by the Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD), the benchmark price of a new condo jumped 25.4 per cent year-over-year to $758,370 in May.

“Canadian housing market volatility has become acute since the end of 2017,” writes the TD economics team, in a recent note. “Regulatory changes at both the national and provincial level (especially in B.C.) resulted in outsized swings in resale activity.”