Homebuyer perceptions and preferences have also shifted as the pandemic reshapes how we live and work.

The application proposes to replace two single-family dwellings at the southeast corner of King Edward Avenue and Ash Street.

The podium’s facade is defined by a series of box-shaped volumes that frame multiple balconies, while the higher floors have a playfully random placement of protruding balconies.

The plan was submitted to the Ontario Jobs and Recovery Committee, a group of ministers chaired by Minister of Finance Rod Phillips, tasked in early April with stimulating economic growth and job creation in the province when the pandemic’s effects subside.

The real estate marketing and analytics platform found that median sale prices have fallen for detached homes in Richmond, North Vancouver and Coquitlam in the months after the pandemic struck.

Canadian home builders have been putting up impressive numbers even as the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted so many other industries and some segments of the real estate industry itself.

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As a result of the pandemic, some expect the type of space that employees typically work in to change.

With Bank of Canada’s key interest rate sitting so low, and being expected to remain there for some time as the pandemic’s economic impacts continue to be strongly felt, mortgage market experts are projecting that these favourable rates offered to Canadian homebuyers will persist for the foreseeable future.

Data released today by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) today show decreases in both yearly transactions and prices for condo apartment rentals in the Greater Toronto Area.

While sales continued to significantly underperform due to the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the total sales figure for May, at 4,606 transactions, was also a substantial improvement over April’s result.

Months after three major Cresford condominium projects entered receivership, the process is underway to potentially sell the troubled developer’s sites.

Thankfully, the federal government’s stimulus measures will go a long way in helping Canadians avoid what researchers at Ryerson University’s Centre for Urban Research (CUR) call a “debt cliff.”

Once in a while, a new development proposal will come along, offering to add architectural innovation to the urban community.

Earlier this month, Verbier Tremblant, a luxury pre-construction condominium development, successfully kicked off sales for its first phase with a completely digital launch.

The Bradford boasts a modern, Prairie-style elevation characterized by a simple, yet elegant aesthetic with clean lines, vinyl siding and large windows.