Experience lakeside living and resort-style amenities at Parkside West Harbour, a collection of Mediterranean-inspired homes priced from $739,000.

A futuristic condo tower slated for Yorkville that’s been in the works for years has submitted yet another round of revisions to Toronto city planners.

Residential construction activity will continue to remain largely unaffected by COVID-19 restrictions as the Ontario government moved today to extend ongoing third-wave lockdown rules by another three weeks.

WE26 is now well under construction with first occupancies scheduled for fall 2021 and the final release scheduled for July.

Excavation and shoring is scheduled to continue through the spring before below-grade formwork commences in the summer.

A recently proposed townhome development for the lower half of Leslieville would add seven units to the community’s burgeoning roster of new homes.

In the last wild year for Canada’s housing market, rock-bottom mortgage rates and higher household incomes led to a homebuying frenzy that sent home prices across the country soaring. Now, the red-hot market that these conditions helped create has lifted prices to levels beyond what many can afford.

Homes in Scarborough have appreciated more than three times the home value of their downtown counterparts, according to new research released this week by Properly.

The average price of a Vancouver region home could tack on close to $400,000 in value by 2023 as the market continues to adjust to rock-bottom mortgage rates that will provide fuel for significant appreciation in the years to come.

Brookline continues on the developer’s tradition of offering an exquisite collection homes within a sought-after neighbourhood in Ottawa’s west end.

But first employment levels need to return to pre-pandemic levels and immigration levels must ramp back up significantly from their 2020 lows.

Visitors will be among the first to see the sleek new sales gallery complete with a large 3D scale model of the building and several vignettes.

The housing agency caught a lot of flack for the alarming forecast, as it generated considerable and mostly negative media coverage (even in countries very far away) and was criticized for potentially influencing buyer psychology to the point that it would become a self-fulfilling prophecy.

The Canadian housing market’s rapid resurgence in summer 2020 and sustained strength through the fall and winter has been a major driver of the country’s early economic recovery following its initial crash last spring.

Solstice at Simply Grand is the next phase of the community and will feature an exquisite collection of two- and three-storey townhomes surrounded by nature.

In an era where sales centres are closed and public open houses are banned, technology has played an instrumental role in keeping real estate businesses running during the COVID-19 pandemic.