Essex Housing Sale Raises Tenant Displacement Fears
Over 50 tenants in Essex face potential homelessness as a non-profit considers selling 53 homes due to repair costs, with residents calling the situation terrifying.
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First-Time Homebuyers Stay Cautious in Spring Real Estate
Canadian first-time homebuyers remain wary this spring despite cooling prices and increased inventory. Experts cite high living costs and past market frenzies as key factors.
Mortgage Rate Rise Could Derail Spring Housing Market
The Canadian Real Estate Association warns that rising mortgage rates, triggered by geopolitical tensions, may cool the typically hot spring housing market as buyers delay purchases.
CREA Lowers 2026 Home Sales Forecast as Economy Wobbles
The Canadian Real Estate Association has revised its 2026 home sales projection downward, citing a shaky economic start to the year and persistent market volatility affecting buyer confidence.
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Canadian Home Sales Virtually Unchanged in March 2026
Canadian home sales activity remained nearly flat in March 2026 with a slight 0.1% monthly decline, as economic uncertainty and rising mortgage rates impacted the housing market. The MLS Home Price Index fell 0.4% month-over-month.
Royal LePage Forecasts Modest Housing Growth Despite Slow Spring
Canada's spring housing market began slowly but shows recent warming signs. Royal LePage reports modest growth expected despite economic challenges affecting consumer confidence.
Excel Homes' Berkley Model Features Versatile Flex Room Design
The Berkley model by Excel Homes in Rangeview Springs offers adaptable living spaces, including a flex room for work, play, or guests, enhancing home value for modern families in Calgary.
Origin Complex Opens as First Residential Development in Dartmouth Crossing
The Origin residential complex, featuring 284 rental units, marks the first housing in Dartmouth Crossing, Nova Scotia, completing the vision for a mixed-use community with retail, business, and nature access.
Albertans Embrace Thrifting as Costs Rise, Survey Shows
New data from ReStores indicates a significant increase in Albertans turning to thrifted furniture and renovation materials due to escalating living expenses, highlighting a shift in consumer behavior.
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B.C. Woman's Undue Influence Led to $5.1M Gift, Court Finds
A British Columbia court has determined that a woman wielded undue influence over her employer, who gifted her $5.1 million, used partly to buy homes in Kelowna.
Edmonton Approves Affordable Housing in Dunluce Despite Concerns
Edmonton City Council has approved an affordable housing development in the northside Dunluce neighborhood, moving forward despite resident concerns about density and infrastructure.
Court Orders Transfer of 4 Kelowna Homes to Millionaire Over Undue Influence
A British Columbia court has ruled that four homes in Kelowna must be transferred to a millionaire after finding an employee exerted undue influence in property purchases using the employer's funds.
Uniqlo Sets Opening Dates for Winnipeg Stores at Polo Park, St. Vital
Japanese retailer Uniqlo has revealed the opening dates for its inaugural Winnipeg locations at CF Polo Park and St. Vital Centre, marking a major expansion into the Manitoba market.
Bowness Residents Oppose Flood Zone Development Limits
Calgary residents in Bowness argue proposed land-use changes based on updated flood mapping constitute government overreach, while city officials emphasize flood risk mitigation and public safety.
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Windsor Tenants Fear Displacement Over Housing Sale
Residents in Windsor, including Lisa Alm, face potential eviction as a non-profit housing provider plans to sell homes, sparking fears of displacement and community disruption.
Ceiling Fan Causes House Fire in New Minas, N.S.
A house fire on Highbury Road in New Minas, Nova Scotia, was ignited by a ceiling fan, according to the local fire chief. The incident occurred on April 15, 2026, with no injuries reported.
Halifax Drops Affordable Housing Requirement for New Developments
Halifax has eliminated its policy requiring new housing projects to include affordable units, a move that could reshape the city's real estate landscape amid ongoing affordability concerns.
Edmonton's Infill Future: Industry and Community Housing Plan
Edmonton's housing strategy targets 50% of future growth through infill development. The Infill Priority Actions plan outlines 22 practical steps to streamline processes and build community trust.
Calgary Rental Market: More Units, Lower Prices
A new report indicates a surge in rental availability in Calgary, leading to downward pressure on prices as supply outpaces demand in the housing market.
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B.C. Housing Market Slumps in March: Sales and Prices Fall
British Columbia's real estate market experienced a significant downturn in March, with both transaction volumes and average prices declining amid economic headwinds and shifting buyer sentiment.
Vancouver Approves Floatel on Coal Harbour Waterfront
Vancouver city council has approved a 250-room floating hotel, or floatel, for Coal Harbour. The eco-friendly vessel will feature amenities like a spa and shops, creating 200 jobs and boosting the local economy.
B.C. Home Sales Drop in March Amid Economic Challenges
Home sales in British Columbia fell 3.6% in March compared to last year, with average prices also declining, as global conflict and a sluggish economy impact the housing market.
Vancouver Approves 250-Room Floating Hotel by Sunborn
Vancouver City Council has given the green light to Sunborn International's proposal for a 250-room floating hotel, marking a significant development in the city's hospitality and waterfront infrastructure.
Guelph Store Staff Stop Fraud Attempt
Quick-thinking employees at a Guelph store successfully intercepted a fraud attempt, preventing potential financial damage and highlighting the importance of vigilant retail security.
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Kitchener's Renoviction Bylaw: Landlord Frustration, Tenant Win
Kitchener City Council narrowly approved a new renoviction bylaw requiring landlords to obtain licenses for renovations that displace tenants. The measure aims to protect renters from bad-faith evictions but faces criticism from property owners.
U.S. Hotels Cut Rates as World Cup Demand Falls Short
Hotel rates in World Cup host cities have dropped significantly as high ticket prices, inflation concerns, and geopolitical tensions deter international travelers from visiting the United States this summer.
Bulk Condo Sales Trend Hits Vancouver Real Estate Market
Vancouver developers are adopting bulk sales of unsold condos to investors, following Toronto's lead. With thousands of units languishing, this strategy offers discounts while reshaping the market dynamics.
Metro Vancouver Weighs Funding for Development Cost Changes
Metro Vancouver's board is exploring ways to reduce development cost charges while addressing a projected revenue loss of up to $389 million over five years. Options include tax increases, borrowing, or delaying capital projects.
Condo Owner Fights for $1,500 Moving Deposit Refund
A Vancouver condo owner is struggling to recover a $1,500 moving deposit from their strata corporation, which has not responded to multiple inquiries despite bylaws requiring a refund within 30 days.
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LaSalle Council Approves Holiday Retail Opening Bylaw
LaSalle City Council has passed a new bylaw permitting retailers to operate on statutory holidays, eliminating the need for individual exemptions previously required.
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