A recently-submitted application could deliver another tower to Toronto’s growing Weston neighbourhood.

Last month marked one of the best Januarys for new home sales in nearly two decades for the Greater Toronto Area, according to the latest market insights from the Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD).

ALiAS Condos is said to be inspired by “the freedom and glamour of rock and roll,” with the help of its geometric designs, modern amenities and punchy interiors by Studio Munge.

British Columbia’s housing market hits record highs in sales and prices during 2021, while the resulting property transfer taxes helped bolster the province’s bottom line.

Cantiro Homes in Greenbury, Spruce Grove has kicked off 2022 with plenty of activity, including opening a new show home in January. Construction is also in full swing, with four Life Collection homes, 12 duplexes and four townhomes currently under construction or approaching their start date.

Some Canadians are feeling concerned about higher interest rates and how it will affect their mortgage payments and other finances.

Multi-family land acquisition totals across B.C.’s Lower Mainland tilted south of the Fraser River during the last year, although the fourth quarter showed signs of a return to Vancouver’s core as the pandemic’s grasp loosens.

RE/MAX Canada says that home sales have doubled while prices have soared over 450 per cent in the GTA since 1996, growth that has been supported by market demand and limited home supply.

Vancouver saw rental vacancy rates drop to pre-pandemic levels last year as increased migration and the return of out-of-region students boosted rental demand.

After a slight slowdown in December 2021, new home prices continued to trend upwards last month, a phenomenon that could be driven by lower levels of home supply.

In Ontario, more than a third of parents with kids aged 18 to 38 years old financially helped out with their home purchase, according to new insights released by the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) today.

Continuing a string of steady increases, the Producer Price Index (PPI) of softwood lumber rose 25.4 per cent in January, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Toronto anticipates a busy spring, new investor down payment requirements could be coming, and shifting population figures present new challenges in Livabl’s weekly roundup of Canadian housing news and trends.

A car dealership near Yonge and Steeles could be the future site of a mixed-use community that could bring more than 500 units to North York’s Newtonbrook East neighbourhood.

Price growth for Canadian homes didn’t let up in January, marking a third month of more drastic price increases.

BC Housing is receiving accolades south of the border for its rapid modular housing program that provides shelter and support services for the homeless.