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Activity in the Vancouver region’s housing market remained robust through October, with the benchmark home price rising six percent to $1,045,100 and sales up 29 percent over the previous year.

A strip of low-rise mixed-use buildings on downtown Yonge Street could be the site of a new condominium tower that would deliver 500 new residential suites to the area.

The project will add a touch of modernity and elegance to the area with its contemporary design and mid-rise profile.

ATARA will be among the first high-rise communities in North America to feature Lumon’s state-of-the-art balcony glazing system throughout.

The development offers a convenient location away from the hustle and bustle of the city, yet is just minutes from coveted amenities, services and attractions.

These three areas continue to be at the centre of discussions around the Canadian housing market’s prospects for 2021.

When complete, the apartment residence will offer a variety of layouts ranging from studios to four-bedroom suites that cater to families.

Some realty professionals say that purchasing pre-construction condos in Toronto is still a lucrative opportunity despite the potential challenges presented by the pandemic.

After what RBC Senior Economist Robert Hogue calls a “spectacular rally,” the market has fully recovered and then some. What comes next, however, is still shrouded in uncertainty.

The area is poised to become a major transit hub with the future Arbutus SkyTrain station located across the street.

A new website has launched for a major master-planned community proposed in Toronto’s Niagara neighbourhood, just west of the city’s downtown core.

New home buyers were out in full force again last month, snatching up 2,334 single-family homes across the Toronto region to make it the best September for the property type since 2003.

New details about a purpose-built rental project in the city’s west end are now available on developer TAS’ recently revamped company website.

Condo investors opting to sell their units had an impact on supply. A weakened rental market, especially in downtown Toronto, and new by-laws around short-term rentals were major motivating factors for investors’ decisions to sell.

Sales are moving so fast that new listings are being outpaced and the lack of inventory is leading to “blowout gains in home prices.”