Today, only 13 units are available and prospective homebuyers can take advantage of the developer’s September promotion on three-bedroom suites.

Canadian housing starts, led by a blazing construction pace in Ontario, accelerated to the highest level seen in 13 years in August.

A series of commercial lots located east of Bayview and Finch avenues could be the future site of a 12-storey W-shaped condo development.

Despite this major immigration disruption, other large-scale forces driving migration could offset the historic drop in newcomers.

Even with pandemic-induced shutdowns throwing a wrench into homebuilders’ project launch plans this spring, sales for new construction homes in the Vancouver region were up five percent in the first half of 2020.

The Bank of Canada announced today that it would be keeping its mortgage-market influencing policy rate at the record low 0.25 percent level with no sign that it would increase any time soon.

In North York’s Willowdale East neighbourhood, a corner lot could be the future site of a new midrise condominium community.

The rules, which came into effect on July 1, tightened mortgage lending standards at the national level by introducing higher minimum credit scores and new restrictions around “non-traditional” downpayment sources.

Since the building reached grade-level in early 2020, construction has continued to progress quickly, despite COVID-19 restrictions, and the tower is now over 20 storeys high.

In Langley’s sought-after Central Gordon neighbourhood, a new townhome collection offers elevated living just minutes from day-to-day conveniences.

The Toronto region recorded another month of over 10,000 home sales as buyers seeking low-rise properties made their move before the end of summer.

We’ve compiled a list of five new developments with available units priced under $1 million — including one townhouse project!

Restrictions were lifted on the province’s new home construction sites by mid-May, but with groundbreakings pushed back and project timelines stretched, Ontario is still set to see an overall decline in housing starts this year.

Home prices in the Vancouver region rose 5.3 percent in August, as home buyers continued to satisfy demand held over from the quiet spring season.

A strip of buildings along the Dufferin Street and Eglinton Avenue West intersection could be revamped into a brand new rental community.

Available homes start from 3,564 square feet and offer four- or five-bedroom options.