One of Canada’s most notable developers was recently recognized for its new home design and production prowess within the Greater Toronto Area’s Durham Region.

The cost to build new homes in Canada has been on the rise, and is having a direct impact on Metro Vancouver’s future stock of affordable housing projects.

A series of office and commercial buildings in Toronto’s Mount Pleasant West community could make way for a new high-rise development thanks to new project plans.

Nude by Battistella – a Calgary-based project at the heart of the the West Beltline – seeks to strip away anything that gets in the way of the condo experience

The BILD-Award nominated project gives buyers one final chance to snag a spot in this unique neighborhood

Amped up activity from new construction buyers in Metro Vancouver reduced slightly during the first quarter of 2022, a trend that stemmed from higher borrowing costs, war and rising inflation.

The Estates at Parkside Place is a 55-plus community by NewRock Developments made up of bungalow condominiums. Construction is underway at the development, located on the east side of Coaldale and is only minutes away from Lethbridge. The Estates at Parkside Place have chosen to make a wide range of customizations available to its buyers, making it an appealing choice for those seeking to downsize without compromising on personality.

What happens when you build an entire community around a section of mature forested area in South Surrey? That’s what The Loop is all about. This Gramercy development will span an entire city block with a collection of two, three and four bedroom townhomes. At the heart of the community is the Loop trail, where homeowners can engage in plenty of outdoor activities.

Families in British Columbia are seeking affordable homes beyond Vancouver. It has led to the expansion of areas like Surrey and Langley — places many considered too far away only 15 years ago. Abbotsford is on track for high demand, and Highstreet Village by AB Wall is preparing to fill that need.

Ontario voters are getting ready to head to the polls on June 2nd, and fixing the province’s chronic shortage of housing appears to be a major consideration among electorates this time.

Westbrooke at WIlloughby is returning with its third phase and construction is already underway. Beginning in 2018, this Foxridge Homes development in the Township of Langley has sold out its previous two phases, and will contain at least eight phases before completion. Foxridge has experienced and overcome many challenges during this pre- and post-pandemic build, from product shortages to invasive plant species, all while creating a successful and popular development.

In its Market Insights report for Q2-2022, Teranet Inc. stated that multi-property owners accounted for over 26 per cent of purchases made during Q1-2022 in Ontario.

As more renters return to Vancouver’s urban areas, purpose-built rental rates across the region continued to rise during the first months of 2022.

We’ve outlined a pre-election breakdown of what the four major parties are promising in terms of housing for the 2022 Ontario election.

After the success of their first two phases, The Daniels Corporation is returning to the Keelesdale neighbourhood of Toronto. Daniels FirstHome Keelesdale Phase 3 is the final release of condominium suites and townhomes in this master-planned community.

Ortus by Icona Properties is creating a unique rooftop space called Skyhaven to suit its owners’ many moods and needs in the South Oak neighbourhood of Vancouver. Icona’s goal is to create places that matter, and they’re committed to the community by supporting and enhancing the social, cultural and recreational lives of its homeowners.