Major US-based credit-rating agency Fitch Ratings has some good news — and some bad news — for Canada’s housing market.

Fiesta Farms, a beloved Toronto independent grocery store with a garden centre, is part of an assembly of several properties for sale, BuzzBuzzNews has learned.

The East Tower will join the North and South Towers as the first residential blocks of the 100-acre mixed-use SmartCentres Place complex.

A looming interest-rate hike is likely to cool the Canadian housing market to an extent, but higher borrowings costs won’t be enough to significantly water down demand despite several real estate-related implications, according to Desjardins.

Both sales and prices are up for secondary homes in BC with an aggregate price of $595,077 in May.

Sure beats slugging it out in an overly air conditioned office!

The number of existing homes changing hands throughout the country declined 6.2 per cent in May compared to April, according to CREA’s latest market data.

By the late 1830s, King Street was Toronto’s undisputed main east-west commercial thoroughfare.

The same can’t be said for home sales…

A new family-friendly community of townhouses in Smithville is offering an impressive array of limited-time upgrades for homebuyers.

The current period of historically low interest rates might be over before year’s end.

Closer to home, residents will have easy access to the future Hurontario LRT right outside their doors.

So long, white walls.

If interest rates were to rise, many households may be left struggling to keep up, suggests a new RBC report.

More than 10 local markets in the Greater Golden Horseshoe are posting annual home price gains surpassing Toronto’s.

Taking the top spot for least affordable city for all property types was West Vancouver.