Living at Edge Condos means residents will get more than the typical condo experience.

During the same week one year ago, Vancouver’s resale housing market began to freeze as restrictions were rapidly rolled out to battle the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. One year and a remarkable housing recovery later, the situation on the ground today couldn’t be more different.

The site of a former car dealership is being eyed for a potential two-building rental development located just south of Yorkdale Shopping Centre.

While home prices continued to increase between November and January, their rate of growth was declining on a monthly basis. That changed in February as monthly home price appreciation began accelerating again.

The project will also debut a geoexchange energy system in addition to wellness-enhancing design and amenities.

Offering stunning views of its lakeside surroundings, one luxury penthouse in the Bayside Toronto community breaks away from the typical boxy condo floorplan with its unique and wave-shaped layout.

A development application recently submitted by Strand Development calls for commercial space on the ground floor and 89 rental units on floors two to six.

It was the second consecutive month that one-bedroom rents in the two high-priced cities sunk to levels unseen in four years.

But a supply shift could be coming later this year on the back of a strong economic recovery.

A prominent section of the downtown Yonge Street corridor could be the future location of a new 66-storey tower with rental apartment units and office space.

Available homes consist of affordably priced bungalows with up to 1,600 square feet of living space, complete with modern features and finishes.

Canada’s housing market was so hot in February that it forced the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) to revise its national home sales forecast for 2021 significantly higher.

Addy, a Vancouver-based tech company, is looking to shake up the country’s real estate investment landscape by giving Canadians tools and access to opportunities, with options to invest as little as $1.

The application proposes a four-storey residence with commercial spaces at grade and 92 residential suites on floors two to four.

Another Toronto Circle K convenience store is being eyed as a site for a condo redevelopment.

After bursting out of the gate in 2021, the Lower Mainland’s housing market continued to put on a show in February.