As of March 2014, the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) expected that interest rates in the Canadian housing market would increase in the second half

The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) has completed its review of the homeowner and multi-unit mortgage loan insurance business and has made two changes.

The Heart and Stroke Foundation of B.C. & Yukon and the B.C. Lung Association have named June Smoke-Free Housing Month.

RBC reports that overall Canadian housing affordability was down in the first quarter of 2014. But condos fared slightly better than other housing types.

According to the latest CMHC Housing Market Outlook, builders are expected to adjust building activity in 2014 and 2015 in order to manage inventory levels.

A new survey from LAWPRO found that 61 per cent of Canadians don't know where to turn if they can’t pay their mortgage.

The new design of Toronto's proposed Gehry-Mirvish towers feature two residential skyscrapers that rise 92-stories and 82-stories respectively.

Buzz Buzz Home reports that the Entertainment District has the highest level of condo construction in Toronto. Buzz Buzz Home used a Market Snapshot tool in conjunction

The Government of Alberta has introduced The Condominium Property Amendment Act to better protect the rights of condo owners within the province.

Urbanation reports that the number of Toronto condo rentals increased by 13.5 per cent in first quarter of 2014 compared to last year.

Manitoba has proposed new legislation that would ensure fairness and transparency for families buying or selling homes.

Construction has started on The Randall Residences, a luxury condominium development in Oakville, which aims to revitalize the historic core.

A new report from Jones Lang LaSalle says that the Montreal industrial market is lagging, which it attributes to Quebec's recent election.

A survey from the Ontario Real Estate Association found that the majority of people see the Toronto municipal land transfer tax as a barrier to buying a home.

The developer of Toronto's Emerald City Condominiums is facing a class action lawsuit totaling $30 million for misrepresentation in their advertisements.

Ontario commute times are the highest in Canada. And at an average of 65.6 minutes, Torontonians have the longest commute of all.

Urbanation reports that there were 5,140 new Toronto condo sales in the first quarter This is up from 2,728 during the same period in 2013.