It would be difficult to understate the impact that immigration-driven population growth has had on the country’s housing market over the last decade, especially in the second half of the 2010s.

Further details have emerged about an ongoing acquisition deal between investors and prominent Canadian developer, Elad Canada.

Here’s a handful of developments across the Greater Vancouver region with townhomes currently selling under the $800,000s.

In the busy Yonge and Eglinton area, a proposed high-rise tower is looking to carve out some space of its own at one of Toronto’s most established intersections.

June’s positive numbers were a result of the region’s economy gradually reopening and pent up demand that was unleashed following more than two months of significantly diminished market activity.

Israeli conglomerate Delek Group Ltd. is reportedly planning to sell over a third of its interest in Elad Canada, the developer behind several high profile Toronto residential projects, including Galleria on the Park.

After an encouraging first half of the month, signals that Vancouver’s housing market is recovering from the worst effects of the pandemic shutdown continued for the remaining weeks of June.

New details have emerged about a dual-tower, high-rise residential development proposed near Spadina Road and St. Clair Avenue West.

Here’s a quick list of highrise condo projects from across the GVA that will be move-in ready by 2022.

Even in real estate, digital substitutes have stepped in, particularly in the realm of open houses.

Created by the award-winning developer, Hayer Builders Group, Frame is a brand new collection of 46 stylish townhomes located at 8161 202 Street in Langley.

As the landscape tentatively brightens and the outlook becomes clearer, a new report from RBC explores the pandemic’s impact on one of the thorniest issues in Canadian real estate: housing affordability in some of the country’s major markets.

The project proposes to replace an existing multi-unit dwelling with a four-storey boutique residence.

Situated on a treed lot just north of St. Clair Avenue East, the charming white detach at 22 Rose Park Drive didn’t hang around on the market for long.

Only two new condo developments launched in the Vancouver region from April 1st to the middle of May.

The limited collection of 24 three-storey ‘EcoUrban’ towns caters to those looking for spacious, environmentally-friendly low-rise living.