A new development featuring a pair of mixed-use towers aims to add 573 rental units to South Vancouver.

The number of young immigrants settling in Canada could impact the demand for housing, a trend that could also factor into Toronto’s new construction sector.

The British Columbia Real Estate Association expects the Kootenay region to see B.C.’s biggest price growth in 2022, up 12.8 per cent, followed by Kamloops (12.6 per cent) and Victoria (11.4 per cent).

After taking a hit at the start of the year, rental prices in the Greater Toronto Area have shot upward once again.

Here are some of the new construction plans and units that can be found in various Canadian cities for around the $500,000 mark.

Fewer listings will lead to yet higher real estate prices in British Columbia, according to the British Columbia Real Estate Association’s 2022 first quarter market…

Rebounding from a seasonal dip, the average price of an unfurnished one-bedroom rental in Metro Vancouver rose to $1,840, up $13 from January’s average of $1,827.

A new investment platform is offering Canadians the chance to enter the real estate market without either ponying up a pile of cash or having it locked up in a long-term investment.

Schmidt tells Livabl more about Realty ONE Group’s expansion to Eastern Canada, and what the company has in store for the Canadian resale and new construction markets.

A major Toronto developer has appointed nine individuals of its executive team as partners.

Sixty four per cent of builders said they expected a delay in pre-sales or development.

Families with young children are racing out of the City of Toronto.

Virtual real estate transactions have begun emulating their brick-and-mortar counterparts with the introduction of metaverse mortgages by Vancouver-based company TerraZero Technologies.

Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area’s purpose-built rental apartment market experienced “increasingly competitive,” conditions last quarter according to new insights from Zonda Urban.

Mark Cohen and Glen Buttigieg tell us more about why lakefront living is becoming more popular in Ontario’s new construction markets.

Read about interest rates remaining low, how aging in place is impacting supply and more in Livabl’s weekly roundup of Canadian housing news and trends.