In Scarborough’s Birch Cliff neighbourhood, a strip of properties along Kingston Road could be the future location of a mid-rise condominium building.

An important home price index that monitors Canada’s housing market surged in September, showing a strong rebound from weakness observed earlier in the summer.

The 54-unit development would replace a portion of a strip mall that currently houses a liquor store, pub and other commercial spaces, located at the corner of Kingsway and Clark Drive.

Toronto’s renters sprung into action over the third quarter of 2020, signing a record number of new rental condo leases for the three-month period as listings surged.

The development by Dolomiti Homes offers charming exterior architecture, contemporary interiors and an ideal location surrounded by natural beauty and daily conveniences.

In the northeast corner of The Annex neighbourhood, a surface parking lot could become the future location of a unique, mixed-use development.

As of the middle of October, 1,741 homes have changed hands in the Vancouver region, a strong signal that the housing market will deliver more remarkable figures by month end.

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Sales rose in almost all Canadian housing markets in September, amounting to a nationwide total high that was enough to beat the previous record for the month by a margin of 20,000 transactions.

A series of industrial buildings near Bloor Street West is the proposed future site of a high-rise condo development in the southern part of the Junction Triangle.

Royal LePage, which published its House Price Survey this week, said that it expects the median price of a Canadian home to be $693,000 at the end of 2020, or seven percent higher than the same period last year.

Prices for one-bedroom rentals in Toronto fell for the seventh consecutive month in September.

After an anxiety-ridden spring and a remarkable summer bounce back, home sales have continued their high-flying performance in September while new home listings struggled to keep up.

September was another banner month for the Toronto region’s housing market and no property type was hotter than detached homes in the suburban areas surrounding the city.

In Toronto’s Parkdale neighbourhood, a series of commercial and vacant buildings could be revamped into a mixed-use mid-rise with 117 condo units.

But beyond 2021, TD’s Economics team sees some challenges presented by the pandemic’s impact on Canada’s immigration system weighing on home builders.