A major high-rise project in Toronto’s Main Square neighbourhood was recently sold to a new developer who intends to turn it into a high-rise rental community.

Early signs are indicating that more home sellers are jumping into Canada’s housing market, welcome news for buyers who have been facing persistent supply shortages.

The largest drops in new mortgages were detected in some of the country’s most expensive housing markets.

Despite rising prices, that isn’t stopping the youngest generation of homebuyers from acquiring a mortgage.

After taking a bit of a break in Q3-2021, new multi-family home buyers in Vancouver came charging back during the last three months of the year to break regional sales records.

If you’re looking to buy a new construction home in the Greater Toronto Area right now, you might run into a lack of standing inventory.

A new development application could deliver upwards of 300 new homes to the area in a recently-proposed 40-storey tower.

Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area fell from their all-time 2021 record in February, but last month still represents the second-best results for the month of February in the region’s history.

In Metro Vancouver, sales and home prices moved upward during February, including the number of listings hitting the MLS.

In the Fraser Valley, British Columbia buyers had a bit more luck in February as a glut of new homes arrived on the market.

Livabl has rounded up some of the reactions and commentary from industry experts on the BoC’s rate decision.

The cost of borrowing has become a little more expensive after the Bank of Canada raised its key lending rate to 0.5 from 0.25 per cent.

Rental prices in Metro Vancouver have continued on their upward trend leading into March according to new insights from liv.rent.

Coming this spring, Solterra is pleased to present the newest residential community: Italia at W7th and Fir in the elegant and evolving neighborhood of South Granville.

Rental prices in the Greater Toronto Area are on a downward trend again, but Toronto has overtaken Etobicoke to become the most expensive municipal market again.

In Canada’s heated housing market where have prices continued to soar, affordability dropped at the quickest rate in well over two decades during 2021.