Blog

Multi-family housing sales in the GTHA continued its downward trend through the back half of 2022, with condo, townhouse and apartment sales levels all declining over 50 per ... More

A recent research report found that condo boards should be making sure there are enough reserve funds being budgeted to help pay for expensive repairs in the future.

Sales of new condominiums in the greater Toronto area declined by 19 per cent sequentially in the second quarter of this year, while the average price per square foot reached a ... More

The booming Greater Toronto Area has again taken top spot on the North American Crane Index, with the region hosting an astounding 27 per cent of the cranes counted in 14 of ... More

Genworth Canada’s 2019 First-Time Homeownership Study provides a snapshot of the demographics of Canada’s first-time homebuyers (FTBs), what’s motivating them ... More

There were 5,367 condominium apartment sales in the Greater Toronto Area in the fourth quarter of 2019.

Ontario home warranty provider will require greater disclosure and information sheets.

Steady demand for lower-cost housing in Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal has impelled much-intensified condo market activity this fall, if the latest figures from these ... More

The market for condo apartments remained strong in the Greater Toronto Area in the second quarter.

Amid sustained high levels of demand, condos continued to be the fastest appreciating residential property type in the Greater Toronto Area according to a new report.

Canadian mortgage rates have already tumbled in recent months and more discounts could be on the way for homebuyers, a according to a new forecast.

Canada needs to be building more homes to meet demand which is greater than official figures suggest.

A staggering new analysis of foreign-owned residential properties in Canada reveals that at least 10 per cent of all condos built in Toronto between 2016 ... More

The B-20 mandated stress test is already outdated considering current market realities, according to a real estate firm head.

Sales of newly-built condos in the Greater Toronto Area fell back to more normal levels in 2018 following the stellar performance of the previous year.

If you’re looking to rent in Toronto, 2019 is poised to be a challenging year.

Canadian landlords will be increasing rents in 2019 as strong demand for rental housing continues amid high home prices and tighter mortgage lending rules.

October brought some positives for the new homes market in the Greater Toronto Area with sales and openings gaining.

The GTA new homes market is still all about condos even as prices rise while single-family home prices ease.

Canada's steel tariffs will significantly increase the prices of structural steel products.

Private lenders have doubled their share of Canadian mortgages since 2015.

Move over, millennials - boomers have become a force in Toronto’s luxury condo market

Condos can be a problem-solver in today’s real estate market. But there’s also a sense of dread associated with condos, specifically with the monthly maintenance ... More

The City of Vaughan and the City of Toronto are among the municipalities considering large increases in their local development charges, which are the taxes that cities collect ... More

Sales were down almost 30%, new listings were down 11%, but the measure of GTA condos that was higher in the first quarter of 2018 was the selling price.

Condo developers in Toronto are under extreme pressure to deliver more units as demand continues to escalate.

In its latest data release, the Toronto Real Estate Board stated that the average selling price for condominium apartments went up by 17.9% on a year-over-year basis in the ... More

The unsold inventory of new condo units in the Greater Toronto Area has increased for the first time since the end of 2015.

Condos in Toronto were selling at 22% more in the third quarter of 2017 compared to a year earlier.

If you’re in the market for a new home and think you’ll get a better deal if you just wait for prices to come down, you may want to think again.