Steady holding of the Bank of Canada’s overnight lending rate elicits differing responses from mortgage brokers associations in Ontario and British Columbia.

The median price of a condo increased by 5 per cent in Quebec City.

Regulatory overseers in Ontario will soon wield a new slate of fines for real estate brokerages, brokers and sales representatives who run afoul of the rules.

Radiators, most air conditioners, and LED luminaires and lighting fittings manufactured in the United States are set to be hit with retaliatory tariffs beginning Sept. 8.

One-third of Canadian borrowers are concerned about increased monthly payments as pandemic-era renewal nears an end.

Brookfield Residential has become the first large master-planned community developer to participate in the Built Green certification program.

The Gupta Group has unveiled a significant redesign for the Yonge City Square condo development in York Mills.

The Real Estate Council of Ontario is establishing an Industry Advisory Council and inviting 10 experienced professionals to serve as members.

The latest market research from TRREB suggests that active homebuyers faced more competition from other potential purchasers in July.

The federal government announced a $10.9-million investment to complete 22 electric vehicle infrastructure and education projects.

Canada’s housing market is straining under the weight of shifting economic conditions, cooling demographic growth, and a sharp reversal in investor sentiment, according to new report.

All property taxpayers contribute to garbage collection service, but that funding model may soon change.

Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) predicts average home prices will likely decline in 2026 and then slowly rise, while housing starts will continue to fall throughout 2027 and 2028.

Vancouver city council has approved rezoning for a downtown block, making way for the city’s three largest towers to be built.

The Condominium Authority of Ontario announced key legislative changes that will create new opportunities and challenges for condo boards, owners, and managers.

Vincenza Galatone has been named the new chair of the Condominium Authority of Ontario's board of directors.

New condo sales in the Greater Toronto Hamilton Area increased 52 per cent annually to 702 units in Q2-2026.