Roncesvalles Village in the city’s west end could get its own modern take on the flatiron thanks to a newly submitted development application.

Last month, the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver recorded 4,908 transactions, a remarkable 342.6 percent increase from their depressed April 2020 total. That figure represents an all-time high for the month.

The Condo Store (TCS), a leading expert in Canada’s new construction home market, has just endowed a trio of scholarships with three Ontario universities that are known for their esteemed business programs.

Its proposed height would make it the fourth tallest building in Vancouver.

Diversity is a key component of the 412-acre community, which boasts a wide range of home sizes, layouts and architectural styles.

The Junction Triangle, one of the West End’s most sought-after neighbourhoods, has been a hotspot lately for new development proposals.

Pre-sale condo investors have still fared better when it comes to both capital appreciation and cash flow compared to their resale counterparts.

Since its introduction, the multi-phase development has added nearly 3,000 new condo suites and 300 rental units to the neighbourhood.

California-based housing data company Zonda announced today that it’s acquiring BuzzBuzzHome, the online real estate listings portal serving the new residential construction market and the owner of the Livabl media brand.

A new and highly-anticipated Toronto condo tower with unique architecture is coming soon to the city’s midtown Deer Park neighbourhood.

Glen Buttigieg, TCS Marketing System’s Vice President of Sales, is a 20-year industry veteran with experience building sales strategies and guiding clients through the active spring season.

Nearly half of new homebuyers are planning to purchase their first home in the suburbs, a decision that is heavily motivated by price affordability and the need for space, according to new market research.

A rare collection of waterfront homes coming soon to the serene Lake Saint-François just surpassed a significant sales milestone.

When one of the country’s largest newspapers is publishing a headline that reads “The housing boom is ripping apart the financial fabric of Canadian life,” you can feel confident that some form of government policy intervention is likely on the horizon.

These turn-key units allow homebuyers to skip most of the construction period and enjoy their new home much sooner.

The six-storey Hill and Dale Residences development near Yonge and Roxborough streets is one of the neighbourhood’s more recent builds, having finished construction in early 2019, according to BuzzBuzzHome.