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…

Bucking typical autumn trends and slumping supply figures, real estate transactions rose in British Columbia’s Fraser Valley last month, pushing the average price of a single-family detached home to more than $1.4 million.

While real estate prices remain high across the country, residential investment — a three-pronged measure of home renovation, new construction and ownership transfer costs — plummeted during the third quarter.

Four new high-rise mixed-use buildings have been proposed across Toronto in recent weeks by Lamb Development Corp. according to information on BuzzBuzzHome.

Come the new year, it’s likely we’ll continue to see the marketplace evolving as rising costs and demand enter the picture.

A joint venture between Oxford Properties and Intracorp Homes aims to construct a three-tower, multi-family complex in South Vancouver offering 649 housing units

Looking ahead to the new year, Canadians could see average home sale prices steadily rise and inter-provincial migration continue in 2022.

Livabl recently picked Bobby Fijan’s brain, discussing what drew him to floorplans, common mistakes builders make, and space-saving trends including Murphy beds and pint-sized appliances.

A Baptist church building could be uprooted and integrated as part of a high-rise development plan proposed for Toronto’s Weston neighbourhood.

One Toronto-based advocacy group is committed to combating NIMBYism and the anti-housing agenda that often thwarts attempts to create desperately-needed diverse housing options in the city.

Two Old Town Toronto heritage properties, including a vacant hotel, are being eyed for potential redevelopment thanks to a new proposal put forward to city planners this month.