Coinbase Launches Token-Backed Home Down Payments
Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase is launching a new service allowing homebuyers to use digital tokens as collateral for down payments, potentially revolutionizing real estate financing.
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Historic Hudson's Bay Store in Vancouver Draws Buyer Interest
Multiple groups are exploring options for the former Hudson's Bay flagship building in downtown Vancouver, with commercial brokers indicating a pricing guidance of $230 million for the 600,000-square-foot property.
55% of Canadians Not in Ideal Homes, Study Finds Space Gap
A new study by Century 21 Canada and Ipsos reveals 55% of Canadians aren't living in their ideal home, with most wanting more space and single detached houses. Affordability remains a key barrier.
Income Needed to Buy a Home in Ottawa Hits $122,440
A new analysis shows households in Ottawa require a minimum annual income of $122,440 to purchase a home, highlighting affordability challenges in the capital's real estate market.
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Windsor Adds Three Properties to Housing Solutions Plan
The City of Windsor has incorporated three city-owned properties into its Housing Solutions Made for Windsor initiative, aiming to boost affordable housing development and address local housing needs.
Canadian Real Estate Hits Decade-Low Affordability
For the first time in a generation, Canada's declining economy aligns with falling home prices, with benchmark values reaching inflation-adjusted lows not seen since 2016.
Windsor Approves $16.8M Townhouse Project on Parking Lot
Windsor city council has selected a $16.8-million townhouse development with affordable housing units for a municipal parking lot downtown, marking a significant step in urban revitalization.
Vacation Home Prices Set to Rise Again: Royal LePage Report
A new Royal LePage report predicts a continued upward trend in vacation home prices across Canada for 2026, driven by strong demand and limited supply in popular recreational markets.
Cottage Prices to Rise 4% in 2026 as Supply Stays Tight
Royal LePage reports that despite some buyers returning to cities, limited inventory will drive a 4% increase in recreational property median prices to over $604,000 this year.
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Mamdani Defends Heckler, Ties Affordable Housing to NYC Spirit
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani responded to a heckler during a Brooklyn affordable housing announcement, defending the man and emphasizing that such interactions are essential to the city's identity.
South Shore Men Win Big in Recent Lotto Draws
Two men from Montreal's South Shore have become instant millionaires after winning major prizes in separate lottery draws, bringing joy and financial freedom to their communities.
Wasaga Beach Redevelopment Project Breaks Ground
Construction has officially commenced on the Wasaga Beach redevelopment project at Beach Area 1 in Ontario, marking a significant milestone for the community's infrastructure and tourism development.
Quebec Bill to End Double Welcome Tax and Parsonage Exemption
Quebec's minister introduces legislation to abolish the double welcome tax for homeowners and remove the parsonage exemption, aiming to modernize real estate taxation in the province.
Ontario HST Rebate for All New Home Buyers Announced
The Ontario government will offer an HST rebate to all buyers of new homes for one year, aiming to boost housing affordability and construction activity across the province.
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Ottawa's Leda Clay Soil Causes Construction Delays and Cost Overruns
Ottawa's notorious Leda clay soil is creating significant challenges for construction projects, causing delays and millions in extra costs for developments like a new police station and Amazon warehouse.
Jewelry Store Shuts Down After Repeated Smash-and-Grab Robberies
Charm Diamond Centres at Erin Mills Town Centre in Mississauga is closing permanently after being targeted by four armed robberies in 15 months, leaving employees jobless and highlighting rising retail crime concerns.
Royalmount Mall Bans Dogs Over Waste Problems
Royalmount mall in Montreal has announced a ban on dogs after repeated incidents of uncollected animal waste, citing cleanliness and health concerns during the holiday shopping season.
Metro Vancouver Rents Drop Significantly in Past Year
Asking rents in Metro Vancouver have experienced notable declines over the last year, with detailed data revealing the extent of the decrease across various neighborhoods and property types.
Ontario's HST Rebate Expansion on New Homes Called Major Stimulus
Housing industry leaders applaud Ontario's one-year expansion of the HST rebate program for all new home buyers, predicting a significant boost to the market.
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Royalmount Mall Bans Dogs Over Hygiene Concerns
Montreal's Royalmount luxury mall has banned dogs from its premises after repeated hygiene incidents involving uncollected waste, citing safety and cleanliness concerns.
Ontario Expands Homebuyer Tax Break to Revive Housing Market
Ontario broadens HST exemption on new homes to all buyers, offering up to $130,000 in rebates to stimulate demand and construction amid market stagnation.
Target Circle Week: Massive Deals Up to 60% Off
Target Circle Week offers limited-time discounts of up to 60% on home goods, tech, beauty, and more from March 25-27. Exclusive deals require a free membership for perks like fast shipping.
Developers Use Creative Offers to Entice Homebuyers
Real estate developers are introducing innovative incentives like HST rebates and flexible financing to attract buyers amid a challenging housing market, with new policies and strategies emerging across Canada.
Windsor's $16.8M Downtown Housing Project Adds 48 Units
The City of Windsor announces a major $16.8 million housing development called Pelissier Park, creating 48 new residential units in the downtown core to address housing needs.
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Ottawa Advises Against Mandatory Affordable Housing Near Transit
City of Ottawa staff recommend not implementing mandatory affordable housing requirements around transit stations at the outset, sparking debate on housing policy and urban development.
Ontario Plans Full HST Break on New Homes in Budget
Ontario plans to eliminate the full 13% HST on new homes up to $1 million, with federal collaboration, as part of its 2026 budget to boost housing affordability.
Canada's Downsizing Debate: Staying Put Still Dominates
As millions of Canadian empty nesters age, the downsizing debate intensifies. While luxury rental options target this demographic with premium amenities, financial barriers and product scarcity keep most homeowners in place.
Hamilton Watermain Break Reveals Aging Sewer Pipe Dangers
Following a major watermain break in Hamilton, local plumbing experts warn that aging sewer pipes in older neighborhoods pose significant flooding risks as infrastructure deteriorates.
Ontario HST Rebate for New Home Buyers Announced
The Ontario government will offer a one-year HST rebate to all buyers of new homes, aiming to boost housing affordability and stimulate construction activity across the province.
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Condo User Fees Must Be Reasonable, Expert Advises
A strata corporation in Kelowna is charging high fees for key and fob replacements, raising concerns about fairness and legality under the Strata Property Act.
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