Ticketmaster Removes Ontario Resale Tickets Before Cap
Ticketmaster Canada is removing resale tickets for Ontario events ahead of new legislation capping resale prices, notifying customers of the changes.
Category : Real Estate
Turner Road Businesses Seek Compensation Over Construction
Businesses on Turner Road are furious over prolonged road construction that is driving away customers and causing significant financial losses.
Stalled Surrey Condo Project Highlights Housing Market Struggles
A 216-unit condo project in Surrey has stalled, reflecting broader challenges in Metro Vancouver's housing market, including rising costs and regulatory hurdles.
Calgary Posts Record Revenue and Investment Income in 2025
Calgary's 2025 financial report shows record revenues of $5.659 billion, up 15% year-over-year, with a $288 million net surplus and strong reserve balances.
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Toronto New Home Market Gains Momentum in March
Toronto's new home market shows positive momentum as sales activity picks up in March, signaling a potential recovery in the GTA housing sector.
Bowen Island Home: Expansive Decks for Year-Round Entertaining
Explore a 5,349 sq ft Bowen Island home with 2,400 sq ft of covered decks, 180-degree ocean views, and luxurious amenities. Perfect for indoor-outdoor living.
Canadian Home Prices Fall 3% in March: Index
The RPS-Wahi House Price Index shows national resale home prices fell 3% year over year in March, with declines in six major markets led by Victoria and Toronto.
Two Friends Claim $80M Lotto Max Ticket in London
Two friends have claimed the $80 million Lotto Max jackpot from a ticket sold in London, Ontario, ending weeks of speculation. The winners chose to remain anonymous.
Calgary Buyers Embrace Variable-Rate Mortgages
Calgary homebuyers increasingly choose variable-rate mortgages over fixed rates due to a wide rate spread. The best variable rate is 3.35%, 69 basis points lower than fixed. Geopolitical events influence bond yields.
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Toronto Housing Market Stabilizes After 7 Months of Decline
Toronto home sales rose 1.4% in March, ending seven months of declines. However, sales remain 40% below historical averages, and affordability challenges persist.
Choosing the Right Real Estate Agent for Home Buying
Learn how to select a qualified real estate agent to guide you through the home buying process, ensuring a smooth and successful transaction.
StarPhoenix Site to Become Mixed-Use Development
A proposal for the former Saskatoon StarPhoenix building includes a grocery store, offices, and two residential towers with 600 units, pending rezoning approval.
Canada's Condo Supply to Plummet by 2030, Expert Warns
Shaun Hildebrand warns that Canada's condo supply could virtually disappear by 2029/2030, with 2026 starting with zero new launches for the first time in decades.
Ottawa's Niche Bookstores Thrive Ahead of Independent Bookstore Day
Love Lyla Books in Westboro leads a wave of identity-driven independent bookstores in Ottawa, with niche shops like romance-only Evermore Books gaining popularity as physical stores reclaim market share from online giants.
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Winnipeg Businesses Install Security Shutters to Combat Crime
As crime rates climb in Winnipeg, local business owners are increasingly investing in pulldown security shutters to protect their properties. Harold Erickson's automotive shop exemplifies this trend, highlighting a growing demand for enhanced physical sec
Edmonton Caps Bad Builders Amid Infill Growth
Edmonton is implementing new measures to regulate infill construction, targeting problematic builders as the city's development intensifies. This initiative aims to ensure quality and safety in rapidly growing neighborhoods.
Vancouver Building Inspired by Coast Salish Basketry Replaces Fire-Destroyed Homes
A new nine-storey residential building in Vancouver's Grandview-Woodland neighborhood replaces apartments destroyed in a 2017 fire. The Chief Leonard George Building features a facade inspired by Coast Salish woven basketry and is Canada's first mixed-use
Calgary Gets $65M Housing Grant After Rezoning Change
Calgary will receive a $64.7 million federal housing accelerator fund installment despite repealing blanket rezoning, with conditions for future funding tied to zoning regulations allowing four units on most residential parcels.
B.C. Landlord Fined $16K for Attempted Tenant Fraud
A British Columbia landlord has been ordered to pay a $16,000 penalty after a tribunal found they attempted to defraud a former tenant through deceptive practices.
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B.C. Buyers Not Liable for $65K Tenant Eviction Payment
A British Columbia judge has ruled that new owners of a rental property are not responsible for a $65,000 payment owed to evicted tenants by the previous landlord, clarifying buyer obligations in tenancy disputes.
Multi-Unit Residential Development Proposed for Essex Centre
A significant multi-unit residential development is being proposed for Essex Centre, potentially transforming the local housing landscape and community infrastructure.
Montreal Store's Alcohol Permit Struggle Amid Police Opposition
A Montreal convenience store's application for an alcohol sales permit is encountering resistance from the city's police service, highlighting regulatory challenges for small businesses in the area.
Sault Ste. Marie Home Collapses After Aubin Road Fire
A residential fire in Sault Ste. Marie's Aubin Road area has led to a complete structural collapse, causing extensive damage and prompting a major emergency response from local fire crews.
Edmonton Apartment Fire Sends One to Hospital
A significant apartment fire in central Edmonton has resulted in one person being hospitalized. Firefighters responded quickly to the scene on 104 Avenue, with the cause still under investigation.
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Vancouver's World Cup Challenge: Tourism vs. Affordability
As Vancouver prepares to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, concerns mount over accommodation costs and visitor experience. With peak night prices exceeding $1,400, the city faces pressure to adjust short-term rental policies to welcome global tourists.
Sudbury Plan: 44 Apartment Units for Downtown Larch Street
A proposed renovation project in Sudbury aims to convert the upper floors of a four-story building at 65 Larch Street into 44 residential apartment units, pending approval.
Condo Heat Pump Dispute: Who Pays for Water Damage?
A strata council in Richmond faces a costly dilemma after a heat pump installation led to water damage. Legal advice stresses the need for clear agreements to avoid liability conflicts.
Jimmy John's Opens First Saskatchewan Location in Saskatoon
Jenelle Diederichs brings the popular U.S. sandwich chain Jimmy John's to Saskatoon, opening the first Saskatchewan location in Aspen Ridge with fresh bread baked every four hours.
Cooperage Marketplace Opens at Toronto's Distillery District
The Distillery Historic District unveils The Cooperage Marketplace, a 4,305-square-foot retail space housing seven independent Canadian businesses in a historic 1860s building.
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Barrie Approves Tollendale Village Expansion
Barrie city council has greenlit a significant expansion for Tollendale Village, paving the way for new residential and commercial development in the area.
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