Data from Royal LePage shows that Toronto and Vancouver saw modest price declines in the first quarter of 2025, while markets in Quebec, the Prairies, and Atlantic Canada saw notable appreciation.

As we head into the April interest rate announcement, there continues to be an undercurrent of uncertainty and economists are split on whether the Bank of Canada will cut or hold.

It's time to say "Hello" to Tamara Barker, Sutton Group Professional Realty, who focuses on Halifax and the Dartmouth area.

While national average rent fell 2.8% year over year last month, rents increased on a month-over-month basis for the first ...

The social housing tower at 1395 Rolston Street is part of the larger Granville Loops redevelopment at the eastern end of ...

The Canadian dollar is lower now than it was a year ago, but that may not be a bad thing for commercial real estate.

First Capital REIT (TSX: FCR.UN) has sold 895 Lawrence Avenue East in North York, where it was planning two towers. Bazis is ...

Despite worries about lagging housing development in Ontario, Toronto's crane count remains miles ahead of any other North ...

Canadians will elect a new prime minister. With trade relations deteriorating with our most vital ally, an increasingly ...

As the City of Toronto prepares for the official opening of its long-awaited St. Lawrence Market North building, the ...

To address the cost issue and bring prices down, we must first overcome the engineering limitations of our existing ...

A two-year holiday from development charges would give governments time to work on devising a new equitable and predictable ...