Today, crews are putting the finishing touches on the exterior trim pieces above the tower’s distinctive tilted glass section.

Presale buyers at Halo Residences, one of three Cresford condo projects currently in receivership, could be getting their deposits back in a new sales transaction expected to close this month.

Demand for single-detached and other low-rise homes appears “universally stronger” when compared to condos.

Despite a challenging year for the entire new home industry, Empire Communities has a lot to celebrate.

An Edmonton-based tech company is rolling out a suite of online tools to help home buyers and sellers navigate the market as the pandemic continues to alter the country’s housing landscape.

If approved, the development would replace the Fourth Street Gospel Hall with a contemporary-designed building by Integra Architecture.

In Scarborough’s Woburn community, a series of condominium and freehold townhomes could replace a handful of single-family properties along Markham Road.

Toronto’s housing market continued on a tear in September, breaking the record for homes sold in the month and exceeding 11,000 total transactions for the second time in three months.

With 3,643 homes changing hands last month, the Vancouver housing market broke the all-time record for sales in September.

Toronto’s condominium segment has been charting its own less encouraging path, as it continues to be impacted by increasing inventory levels and higher rental vacancies caused by the pandemic.

Local builder Aragon Properties is set to deliver a series of modern residences to the heart of New Westminster’s tranquil Port Royal Village.

Roxboro features a collection of three-storey urban and park towns with sleek exterior architecture characterized by covered entryways, contemporary garage doors and large windows.

The income support the federal government has provided to Canadian households since the pandemic’s early days lifted household disposable income to a point that housing has actually become more affordable across the country.

Seapoint at Harbour Isle presents homebuyers with an exclusive opportunity to live on Halifax Harbour.

Pandemic-induced restrictions at the Canadian border have led to major declines in both permanent and non-permanent residents arriving in the country.

A fence now surrounds the perimeter and scaffolding has been installed along Bay Street as workers carefully disassemble the facade brick by brick.