Average Condo Sales Down in Q4 2018 vs Q4 2017. […]

The Toronto Real Estate Board says B20 needs to be revisited because in addition to stymieing eager and otherwise qualified buyers its harming the Canadian economy […]

The year 2018 saw a significant increase in the demand and price of condos in Toronto […]

When it comes to the Toronto real estate market everyone has questions […]

Most Torontonians want homes close to the TTC line for convenience […]

Supply side measures that include removing red tape to get more homes built more quickly are seen as a better way to get the affordability in check […]

It has to just really touch on my heartstrings she says […]

If you are currently in the market to buy a new home this might be the best month to do so […]

The federal Liberals have several options as they look for ways to help more millennials buy homes in an era of pricey real estate and rising borrowing costs housing experts say […]

The Danforth neighborhood was the most searched area in Toronto by home buyers in 2018 according to new data provided by real estate portal REW […]

The biggest bank in Canada says a widespread real estate downturn is unlikely […]

Home Values In Different GTA Neighbourhoods […]

Strong employment and above average population growth in Toronto mean the region is poised to weather global forces better than most cities […]

A slowdown is the intended response to regulatory changes and must not be seen solely as a sign of market weakness […]

The average monthly rent in the biggest city in Canada jumped more than 9 per cent in 2018 Urbanation said but rents will ease this year for a few key reasons […]

Total GTA Sales Down In 2018 By 12.7% […]

While many go hunting for discount electronics in the days following Christmas some of the best deals this time of year could be found in the GTA real estate market […]

If you’re looking to rent in Toronto 2019 is poised to be a challenging year […]

From their back deck a couple of homeowners in south Riverdale discuss the big white square that has become their rear view […]

Real estate agent Shawn Zigelstein remembers a time just a few years ago when a printer and scanner and fax machine were the most important tools of his trade but now those gadgets are nearly obsolete […]

Continuation Of Moderate Price Growth in November 2018 […]

Given a lacklustre 2018 and as long as there is no major economic shock housing markets could see slight growth in prices and sales […]

Borrowing from that old adage if we can remember these lessons history may not repeat itself […]

Where you live may affect your risk of major diseases like cardiovascular disease or diabetes and cancer according to a new study from McMaster University […]

Developers may be cautious short term but are confident prices will continue to rise longer term due to supply constraints and growth prospects in Toronto […]

After decades of courting the young and single Toronto condo developers finally find themselves in a family way […]

It is an open secret among real estate agents that in certain communities condo units on the fourth floor can take longer to sell. […]

According to a report released Toronto is missing crucial population targets leading to a huge home shortage […]

Long gone are the days when the CN Tower was the tallest building in the world […]

Lessons from rustbelt towns like Flint and Detroit can help revitalization if diversity and education become priority […]

In most of the country townhouses are an in between option for home buyers […]

Home builders in Canada are urging the federal government to relax the mortgage rules that have succeeded in cooling the housing market […]

Last autumn InnVest Hotels acquired the Trump Hotel in Toronto […]

North of the downtown core Downsview is a rapidly developing area that offers highway access and proximity to the expanding rapid transit network in the city […]

Year-Over-Year Increases In Sales and Average Prices In October […]

Amanda Ferguson imagines astronomical rents in Toronto are dinner party fodder for people of her parents generation and her contemporaries living in small town Ontario […]

When Lynne Craigmyle moved into her Yonge and Eglinton area condo five years ago she had a wonderful unobstructed view and lots of sunlight streaming through her west facing balcony […]

After a screeching halt sometimes comes a crash and this was the year when the Canadian housing market hit the brakes so what will happen in 2019 […]

A real estate agent was having trouble gaining attention for a property and so arranged a suggestive photoshoot with half naked models […]

Consider the cost of your time and the money for public transit or a car […]

While affordability is not an issue when the well heeled shop in the luxury condominium market they may face a constraint that also plagues middle income and lower income house hunters […]

On Thursday afternoon Ontario Finance Minister Vic Fedeli delivered the fall economic statement […]

How did we manage that? […]

Average Selling Price Up In September […]

With more Torontonians working remotely developers are adding stylish coworking spaces into condos that rival WeWork […]

Toronto was the only Canadian city that made it onto a list of the richest cities in the world […]

One of the quirkiest homes in Toronto is on the market […]

Older residents are being squeezed out of the most desirable neighbourhoods in the city and many find themselves with nowhere to go […]

A picket fence and a backyard are still the gold standard even for millennials […]

While qualifying for a mortgage may be more difficult we need to remember that these higher rates will slow down price growth […]

The real estate race is on for recreational cannabis retailers […]

Fresh off election win Tory says goal of developing 40000 units is realistic […]

Being able to pay a mortgage on one salary helps draw a Toronto couple to Victoria […]

Industry is long overdue for another option other than blind bidding says expert […]

Sales of Single-Detached Homes Priced $1-2 million Have Declined in Toronto and Vancouver […]

About 85 per cent of first time buyers reported spending the most they could afford on their property […]

It costs a whopping 28.7 million […]

Developers are reserving parking spaces for autoshare companies in addition to carving out delivery spaces and building high tech working spaces and more […]

There was a secret in the back lane an old house shingled and ramshackle but big enough to be home. […]

A recently toughened stress test is making it more difficult for young people and newcomers to the country to buy homes Canadian mortgage industry leaders say. […]

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. […]

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

Strong Growth Reported in July 2018 […]

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 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. […]