Real Estate Blog

In a challenging real estate market, scaling back services can do more harm than good. While some agents reduce spending on things like photography ...

For the first time in decades, no new condominium developments were introduced in the Greater Toronto–Hamilton region during the opening quarter of ...

Canada’s housing market showed little change in March 2026, with national home sales essentially flat compared to February and slightly below levels ...

For years, local development fees have steadily pushed the dream of homeownership further out of reach for many Canadians. A recent agreement between ...

In a market where many expected a surge in listings, something unusual has happened: the anticipated supply has not appeared. While it is too early ...

Supply conditions in March showed notable variation across different property types. Overall inventory increased compared with the previous month, ...

Canada’s population aged 85 and older is growing faster than any other age group, meaning more families face important decisions about how best to ...

The Bank of Canada decided to hold its interest rate steady, sticking with a cautious approach while the global economy remains unpredictable. While ...

A real estate organization in Ontario is calling on governments to overhaul the way development-related fees are structured, arguing that these charges ...

Despite economic uncertainty and rising costs, the desire to own a home remains strong. Around two-thirds of people say they have always dreamed of ...