Despite sky-high property prices in many Canadian cities, that still rings true according to research published today by Royal LePage.

Never in the history of the Greater Toronto Area has there been a hotter August for condo sales.

Toronto and Danish architects have teamed up to transform a block of East End homes into a new mid-rise community that would bring hundreds of homes to the neighbourhood.

The record demand for real estate caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has pushed builders to pump out more home starts than they have in more than four decades.

Developer Concord Adex has received court approval to take the former YSL Residences project out of bankruptcy, according to reporting by The Globe and Mail this week.

Toronto’s Junction Triangle neighbourhood could be getting a sustainably built development made mostly of wood.

Facing competition from over 300 skyscrapers from around the world, a downtown Calgary residential tower was recently crowned the second-place winner for an international architecture award.

In the board’s recently-published Q3-2021 Housing Overview, economist Keith Stewart stated that new housing supply has “held steady” across Metro Vancouver during the pandemic.

The rate of growth for housing prices across the country has notably dropped compared to the earlier, more hectic market months of 2021.

Enjoy life on a tranquil residential street just minutes from Vancouver’s colourful Commercial Drive at a new and vibrant residential community.

A duo of historic brick buildings on the far east side of Toronto’s Annex neighbourhood could be the focal point of a newly proposed mid-rise condo building.

A high-rise, mixed-use project with a blend of condo and affordable housing could neighbour one of the five SmartTrack Metrolinx stations planned for Toronto.

Two developers have teamed up to co-develop a massive mixed-use project slated for Toronto’s Brockton Village.

The project features a 28-storey high-rise tower and two four-storey low-rise buildings housing the Cobalt and Indigo collections.

It’s a beach of an issue.

There are all sorts of things to blame for historically high home prices (including … divorces?), but an organization representing Quebec-based real estate agents aren’t…