Kitsilano has become a haven for the city’s urban singles and young families.

The low rate environment will be the most significant, immediate support to Canada’s housing market as the economy gradually reopens and business resumes over the next few months.

Today, the provincial government announced that it would be expanding the parameters of essential construction to other activities and easing limitations on retail stores.

Home sales collapsed as anticipated in April as unprecedented job losses, economic volatility and strict physical distancing measures sapped the momentum behind what should have been Toronto’s busiest home buying stretch of the year.

Though a significant decline in homebuying activity was already observed in the second half of March, April was the first full month that the housing market had to contend with the strict measures introduced to combat the spread of COVID-19.

If you’re in the market for a new construction condo that’s within putting distance of your favourite club, then here’s a quick list of projects that are currently selling near golf greens.

It may be hard to imagine amid the stock market volatility and business shutdowns, but Toronto home prices are expected to rise 7.8 percent by the end of the year over 2019 prices even as the COVID-19-spurred downturn causes home sales to plummet through the spring.

With many of us working remotely right now as a result of the pandemic, a home with more space and privacy is a tantalizing prospect.

Flato has launched a new promotion to show their appreciation for frontline workers and thank them for their contributions.

While home construction in Canada will be significantly disrupted through the spring, one of the country’s largest real estate consultancies sees builder activity beginning to ramp back up by the summer.

Move-in ready suites eliminate the long wait time and the risk of having two mortgages.

The same can be said for the new home construction industry, which has found itself needing to rapidly adapt its business practices in the COVID-19 era.

When traveling out of town, whether it’s for business or leisure, everyone needs a place to crash.

With so much to see and do, it’s not hard to see why someone would want this sprawling greenspace as their backyard.

Strong population growth in Canada’s major urban centres has long been cited as a key economic fundamental supporting the country’s booming housing market.

At the base of the building, the project will restore and preserve the brick frontage of the heritage-designated Hughes Terrace.