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The market for new condos in Toronto has taken a nosedive, but the swerve by some builders may give the rental market a lift

Agents took the time to stage the house and market it well, holding three open houses to try and attract offers

Igor Krapchatov’s home on Miskwabi Lake was built largely from prefabricated straw panels

Greater Toronto real estate sellers are learning a lot can change in just one month. Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) data shows the median sale price dropped in May. The majority of cities across the board are now seeing price declines as rates normalize.  The Median Sale Price of Greater Toronto Real Estate Fell […]

The majority of Toronto’s real estate investors are looking to cash in. A Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) survey, conducted by Ipsos in Fall 2020, shows most investors are looking to sell in the next year. This is a record number considering cashing in on their gains. It’s not just the pandemic though, only […]

Greater Toronto real estate prices had a really big finish to the year, just not in the City of Toronto. Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) data shows home prices made a sharp increase in December. The monthly jump was only across the Greater region though, while the City’s index slipped lower. Almost all of […]

Staff at the City of Toronto are getting ready for a vacant home tax, but there’s some industry concerns. Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) asked City council members to ensure “data-driven and results” based decisions. Along with this request, they also shared a list of exemptions they would like to see. Here’s a few […]

Greater Vancouver real estate is still catching up from pent-up demand. Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV) data shows record home sales in November. The increase was largely divided by segment however, sending detached prices soaring, while condo prices are dropping just as fast.  Greater Vancouver Detached Prices Are Rising, While Condos Are Falling […]

20% of homes in Canada, and a whopping 40% of condos are owned by investors, Statistics Canada tell us. Should we be worried about that?

Toronto sublet inventory hits record level as companies look to shed space. Find out more.

Bank of Canada survey suggests Macklem could struggle to convince investors he intends to leave interest rates at current levels. Read more.

Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay, talks with FP’s Larysa Harapyn about the shifting dynamics for the loonie. Watch here

CIBC's Benjamin Tal talks about inflation and interest rates in Canada and the U.S. Watch here.

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Update for BC’s real estate market for Q4 2024, including residential, rental, industrial, and office trends.

The Canadian government announced a $6.4 million investment to support 22 innovative projects in the community housing sector, aimed at boosting affordable housing supply, as part of the National Housing Strategy's efforts to promote sustainable, non-market housing solutions.

A surge in home sales and rising prices marked January 2025 in Newfoundland and Labrador, highlighting renewed buyer activity amid tight supply.

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A much larger plan for the redevelopment of Richview Square, a plaza along Eglinton Avenue between Kipling and Islington avenues in Etobicoke, has been submitted to the City of Toronto, now that the site is within an MTSA as defined by the Province of Ontario.

An exciting project, 600 Princess, has surfaced in Kingston, Ontario, proposing the construction of a 6-storey mixed-use development that would become the first zero carbon residential development in that city.

Today’s report will zoom in on the area immediately surrounding the intersection of Danforth Avenue and Main Street. With exceptional transit access in the form of TTC Line 2 and GO Transit’s Danforth Station, the area is an emerging node with the promise of density.

The towering 300-ton Atlas crane in Toronto's Port Lands, like a sentinel left to stand guard over the area, creates its own local skyline in front of Downtown's more iconic one

Students face many challenges detrimental to their physical and mental health. Toronto Metropolitan University is working to address this with the Centre for Student Wellbeing at 137 Bond Street, for which Hariri Pontarini Architects has submitted an SPA application.