In its 33 pages, the Task Force report details five key areas that focus on building housing, reducing red tape and lowering development costs.

Coming off a record-setting year, Calgary’s housing market kicked off 2022 with strong sales figures and renewed optimism for an economic rebound.

The report said even a handful of constituents are often enough to derail a project, as local councillors side with the loudest voices.

In collaboration with the City of Toronto, one developer is hoping to give some new construction buyers a leg up thanks to a recently-launched financial assistance program.

A new report commissioned by the Ontario Conservative government called the Housing Affordability Task Force makes 55 recommendations intended to add 1.5 million homes to the province over the next 10 years.

In an RBC Thought Leadership article, senior economist Robert Hogue reported that the Toronto-area has officially taken the crown as the most expensive city in the country as of last month.

‘The sky is falling predictions in the Canadian housing market have been around for a couple of decades and pretty much never come true.’

In December 2021, a development application was filed to the City of Toronto to repurpose and integrate an existing church into a 10-storey residential building proposed for 415 Broadview Avenue.

While pandemic-driven demand remains high, lack of supply remains the biggest issue facing Vancouver’s housing market, changing both buyer expectations and the way realtors advise their clients.

We also look at Airbnb’s impact on renters and the rise of crypto mortgages in Livabl’s weekly roundup of Canadian housing news and trends.

A female-founded proptech startup is working to make investing in the housing market more accessible and convenient with its fractional real estate model.

In a new blog post, Broker of Record and founder of Strata.ca, Robert Van Rhijn, commented on the dearth of GTA condo listings and its impact on prices and overall sentiments.

The average selling price of a home in the Greater Toronto Area is expected to hit a new record in 2022, according to the latest insights from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB).

Low housing inventory across Metro Vancouver resulted in decreased sales and increased prices during the first month of 2022.

To help alleviate the city’s supply issues, the City of Toronto has given the green light to residents to build smaller homes on their property.

Toronto will soon be getting its own Nobu location inside of a new high-rise condo project near Peter and King streets, which released a glimpse of its exterior façade this week along with some construction updates.