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.

In Canada’s biggest cities, 2021 marked an outstanding year for high-end home sales, reporting triple-digit levels of sales growth from coast to coast.

An eight-figure penthouse sold in Toronto’s Rosedale neighbourhood — originally purchased as a pre-construction suite — takes the cake as the most expensive condo unit sold in 2021.

A recent blog post by Point2Homes.com looked back in time to record some of the changes we’ve seen on the city streets and how condo projects have progressed.

Developer Onni Group recently filed a rezoning application for its Pearson Dogwood redevelopment on the Cambie Street Corridor, increasing building heights to add an additional 265,334 square feet of rental housing.

Thanks to the work of a Toronto real estate broker and donations from the community, hundreds of students will be able to connect to the classroom.

Attracting newcomers with affordable housing and employment initiatives, Alberta saw increased inter-provincial migration last year, while Calgary strengthened its status as one of Western Canada’s top move-in destinations.

In Toronto’s Niagara neighbourhood, a new condo and townhouse development could soon define the Strachan Avenue and King Street West intersection.

A new surtax proposed for Canadian homes worth over $1 million could be a key measure to improving housing affordability.

It appears that Toronto’s new housing market has normalized in some ways, but not in others.

Read about the blind bidding debate, how stronger-than-expected employment data could effect interest rate hikes, record-setting immigration’s impact, and predictions for 2022 in Livabl’s weekly roundup of Canadian housing news and trends.

Supply issues resulting from British Columbia’s record rainfall and increased demand are pushing lumber prices higher, reducing housing affordability heading into the new year.

Just south of the major Yonge and Bloor streets intersection, a new development application could add another high-rise tower to the growing downtown skyline.