Monthly home sales are on the rise for the first time in seven months according to the latest insights from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA).

Maybe you’ve always liked tight spaces. Maybe you’ve always thought a couch was a better bed than a bed.

Availability is extremely limited and prices are changing in November to meet market demand for these centrally located riverside units.

With the average prices of Canadian rental properties continuing to climb across the country, September rents clawed their way back to where they were in 2020.

Ontario needs to provide one million new residences within the next 10 years in order to meet demand, according to a research paper published by the Smart Prosperity Institute.

Environmentally-conscious living is becoming a greater priority among homeowners today, and new construction developers are taking this into consideration through the inclusion of Passive Home design.

Builders, designers and new home construction experts from across the Greater Toronto Area were recognized for their talents at the Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD) 2021 BILD Awards, held yesterday.

An exclusive seaside community coming soon to the Howe Sound waterfront will situate you within steps of a historic artisan village that blends natural tranquility with urban convenience.

A hotel plaza in Toronto’s Church and Wellesley neighbourhood could be transformed into a skyscraper duo with a new public park.

Home buying and selling activity remains at a high in Metro Vancouver, while the pace of new properties hitting the market has continued to fall in line with long-term averages.

Leaside Common is a new 198-suite midrise condominium coming soon to Toronto’s sought-after Leaside neighbourhood.

Real estate deals should continue through the fall and prices should increase an average five per cent across the country, according to a market survey by RE/MAX.

The Greater Toronto Area housing market quickly transitioned from summer into a typically-busy fall season during September according to the latest insights published today by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board.

Smart technology is becoming a growing presence in an effort to make our lives more convenient and productive, even finding its way into the newest homes being bought and sold.

A rental tower in Toronto’s Cedarvale neighbourhood could make way for a high-rise development with 279 new units.

Canada’s housing market is seeing a “high degree of vulnerability,” in the face of continued price acceleration and overvaluation.