Several factors could pour cold water on the Canadian housing market in the year ahead, including rising interest rates and policy initiatives aimed at increasing affordability and curbing investor speculation.

Here’s a look at some of the project ideas that Republic Developments has put out there since December.

When it comes to home ownership in Canada, investors account for a chunk of mortgaged purchases, according to a new report by the Bank of Canada (BoC).

The average monthly rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Vancouver rose 13.2 per cent to $2,176 during 2021, outpacing every other major Canadian city.

After reporting a slight increase in November, the moving trend for Canadian housing starts dropped in December 2021 according to the latest data from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC).

If you’re looking to kick off 2022 with a new construction home, the Greater Toronto Area is expecting plenty of new launches.

Canada’s housing market has been taken over by investors, BMO Economics senior economist Robert Kavcic warns in a note.

Using local market data from BuzzBuzzHome, here are eight condo projects located within the City of Toronto that you can expect to kick off sales in early 2022.

Following a record-setting year, the Metro Vancouver housing market should continue to see buyers compete for fewer listings at higher prices in 2022.

Capping off 2021, the Canadian housing market reported record-low levels of home supply in December according to the latest national market report from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA).

‘We are desperately in need of more housing, and with more than 400,000 immigrants coming to Canada each year’

Downtown Toronto’s strip of bars, restaurants and clubs along Adelaide Street West could welcome a 60-storey rental tower with new paramedic post and community amenities.

For homebuyers looking for a break from rising property prices, the 2022 spring market is expected to keep the momentum going as the last quarter of 2021 reported another round of price hikes.

Ontario better get building if it wants to have the same number of homes per capita as the other provinces, Scotiabank wrote in a report this week.

Two years and five waves into this pandemic, are brick-and-mortar presentation centres surprised by the latest changes and the return to digital alternatives?

According to Zonda, these investments add to the company’s proprietary data and platforms to provide an all-encompassing suite of services and products to the new home building industry.