As storms ripped through the United States and Ontario saw a weekend of 100 kilometre an hour winds, it’s time to pay close attention to resiliency.

Read about potential speculation and capital gains taxes, as well as the impact of rising rates on both first-time and long-time homebuyers in Livabl’s weekly roundup of Canadian housing news and trends.

The Midtown intersection has captured the interest of big-name developers lately, who’ve submitted a series of high-rise applications for the area in recent weeks.

Darwin Properties and QuadReal Property Group are teaming up on a significant mixed-use development proposal for North Vancouver.

It’s a done deal — Ontario’s most iconic resort properties have a new owner.

Keltic Canada Development has completed one of Metro Vancouver’s biggest land deals of the year, purchasing a 27-acre parcel in Richmond for more than $300 million.

Canada’s youngest generation of potential homebuyers say they are pretty optimistic about owning a home at some point in their life, but others have moved on from the prospects of ever possessing a single-family property.

Even in new construction buildings, developers are harnessing green technology and sustainable materials to support environmentally-conscious living for residents.

Buffalo Investment recently submitted a development application with the City of Vancouver for an 11-storey mixed-use tower featuring 58 market residential units.

Home prices in prominent Canadian markets ramped up last month, but the acceleration we’re seeing now is expected to ease off by the second half of next year as these markets become more balanced.

Victoria has surpassed Toronto as Canada’s second most expensive place to rent, with the average rental price of an unfurnished one-bedroom apartment rising to $1,811 in December.

Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area broke a record last month, marking the best November for sales yet according to the latest market data from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB).

Only three condo townhomes remain in The Copper Club, Guelph’s hottest downtown condo by Fusion Homes.

Nearing the end of 2021, Metro Vancouver continues to see high demand competing for limited housing supply, pushing the average price across all property types past the $1.2 million mark.

The threat of natural disasters has led risk-averse insurance companies to pull back and forced B.C. homebuyers to carefully consider their options going forward in Livabl’s weekly roundup of Canadian housing news and trends.

Supply chain choke points, unpredictable inflation and general uncertainty around the future of the pandemic are enough to make anyone scratch their heads and wonder…