Robyn Lemire ended up in a basement apartment after landlord said he needed her condo […]

There is a subtle shift under way in the Greater Toronto Area presale condominium market in 2018 […]

Almost all respondents agree that the dream of home ownership is becoming more difficult to achieve for young people in the area. […]

Daniel Moscovitch had always wanted to leave his hometown of Winnipeg for greener pastures […]

Social media giant is expanding its presence outside of the US […]

You will see that bright Shopify logo in the sky on your way into the city and it will show that there is a technology sector here and it is here to stay […]

Toronto residents hoping to find affordable housing could hit the jackpot again this week. […]

A driver from Edmonton by the name of Muhammad Arif Omari was set to renew his mortgage in September when he was told he would not be able to switch to a new lender offering a lower rate because he was self employed. […]

It would be easy to mistake the lobby of the One o One condos in midtown Toronto for a nightclub or graffiti splashed alley. […]

Toronto is now in a class of cities with booming tech industries and rapidly rising house prices a new forecast says. […]

Sales and Price increases On A Year-Over-Year Basis In August 2018 […]

Strong Growth Reported in July 2018 […]

57 per cent of Toronto area voters say they strongly agree it is increasingly difficult to own a home in the region and 38 per cent say housing affordability is among their top three issues going into the municipal election next month. […]

A dream home for a beer baron on 10 acres of prime Oakville waterfront and finished in 2006 featuring private chapel and indoor and outdoor pools with killer views is for sale and with a new lower price of just 59 million dollars. […]

The Toronto Real Estate Board says it is still reviewing a handful of issues associated with releasing Greater Toronto Area sales data but it will make a password protected feed with the numbers available to realtors by Tuesday. […]

Every day a small army of service workers in neighbourhoods across Etobicoke and Scarborough either board buses and climb on the subway or start their cars to change the sheets or pour the coffee and serve the food downtown. […]

Positive Signs With Respect to the Housing Market in June 2018 […]

The company is planning more than 570 million in investment in Canada over the next three years. […]

The industry is doing everything it can to prevent sharing and analysis of housing statistics. […]

When Gary Switzer and his partners Noreez Lalani and Eve Lewis of Woodcliffe Landmark Properties decided to bid on redeveloping a historic Toronto waterworks site they knew going in that the project would be as he puts it challenging time-consuming and expensive. […]

In 1 neighbourhood 1 bedroom condo values have appreciated by 47 per cent in the last year […]

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Small cities in Canada seem to be catching FOMO. Canadian Real Estate Association numbers show large cities are seeing price growth taper. Smaller real estate boards meanwhile are seeing real estate price growth outpacing major cities. […]

After a Supreme Court ruling, the war for control of Toronto real estate data should be over. But the victorious Competition Bureau and the defeated Toronto Real Estate Board and even many of the members of the board remain at odds on a number of legal and technical details. […]

The struggle to find an apartment in Toronto has become almost impossible as September creeps closer and students headed back to school set an already hot rental market on fire. […]

The Supreme Court of Canada has refused to hear an appeal from the largest real estate board in the country that would have prevented its members from posting home sales data on their websites, ending a years long battle in a case that could have sweeping implications for consumer access across the country. […]

Laneway housing offers 2400 solutions to the Toronto housing crisis. And now the Changing Lanes motion has officially concluded its required appeal periods — without appeals. So Changing Lanes can be the game changer Toronto housing needs. […]

The Canadian housing market is finding its footing after a prolonged stumble in the first half of the year, shaking off the impact of stricter mortgage rules and rising interest rates. […]

The truth is that Toronto has too little housing and too many rules about where to build it. City planning policies are cramming new residents into a few pockets while locking down much of the city from new housing – all for no particularly good reason. […]