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.

Society 145 offers modern condo living with beautifully-designed suites, first-class amenities and a desirable location close to the University of Waterloo.

Last week, a rezoning application was filed with city urban planners to construct a two-tower project at 63 Montclair Avenue in Forest Hill South.

Even though home construction activities have been permitted to proceed across BC, the pandemic will deepen a decline in construction activity that was already underway.

The south facade’s minimalist aesthetic is juxtaposed with the dynamic, stacked block design and red accents of the adjacent Picasso Condos.

Buying new construction real estate doesn’t always mean having to wait for years to enjoy your never-been-lived-in home.

The developer is hosting an official groundbreaking and offering $30,000 in buyer incentives this weekend.

The project by Nascent Developments is situated in an area that’s in the midst of a transformation.

A proposal for a mid-rise residential community on the eastern perimeter of Scarborough’s Golden Mile neighbourhood has been submitted to city planners for the second time.

When it comes to home building, Toronto will mount a stronger recovery than other parts of the province in 2021 and 2022 after taking a hit this year.

A prominent Toronto condo developer has a plan in the works for a mixed-use project between two Bloor Street subway stations.