Home Prices to Climb in Late 2026, Supply Now Abundant
Toronto real estate expert Jason Mercer predicts home prices could increase in the latter half of 2026, while buyers currently benefit from plentiful supply in the market.
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Vancouver Developer Offers Free Weekend Stays to Potential Buyers
Wesgroup's ACE On The Drive project in Vancouver is offering pre-qualified buyers a chance to experience condo living for a weekend before purchasing, complete with local gift certificates.
Renovator Loses Lawsuit After Doubling Home Renovation Estimate
A B.C. Supreme Court judge dismissed a breach-of-contract lawsuit against a Campbell River couple who fired their renovator after the estimated cost doubled from $35,350 to $70,000.
Ottawa Real Estate Sales Drop 5% in Cold March Market
Ottawa's real estate market experienced a 5% drop in sales during March, reflecting a slowdown. The Canadian Real Estate Association predicts price fluctuations, with a 4.8% decrease expected for 2023 followed by a rise in 2024.
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Caisse, Prologis Form European Logistics Joint Venture
Quebec's Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec partners with global logistics giant Prologis to create a major European logistics real estate joint venture, expanding its international portfolio.
Majority of Canadians Plan to Shop Second-Hand This Year
A new survey reveals that 60% of Canadians intend to purchase pre-owned items this year, driven by cost-of-living pressures and environmental concerns.
Architects Offer Fixes for Decaying 24 Sussex Drive PM Residence
The official prime minister's residence at 24 Sussex Drive remains uninhabitable after a decade, with architects proposing renovation, rebuild, or relocation options amid government paralysis.
London City Hall Eyes $785K Bailout for Housing Co-op in Distress
London City Hall is set to declare the Tolpuddle Housing Co-op a 'Project in Difficulty,' initiating a $785,000 bailout for essential repairs, marking a critical intervention in local housing stability.
Nordstrom Sale: Save Up to 50% on Fashion, Beauty
Nordstrom's End of Season Sale offers discounts up to 50% on beauty products, shoes, and wardrobe essentials from top brands like Birkenstock and Le Creuset. Act fast as stock runs low.
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West Vancouver Mayor Blames Market in Housing Dispute with Premier
West Vancouver's mayor cites market dynamics for housing challenges, while B.C. Premier Eby reinforces criticism, highlighting tensions in provincial housing policy debates.
Vancouver Approves 12,500+ Homes, Falls Short on Social Housing
Vancouver approved more than 12,500 new housing units last year, marking significant residential growth but failing to meet its social housing targets amid ongoing affordability challenges.
B.C. Overrides West Vancouver, Mandates Housing Density
The B.C. government has taken unprecedented action, overriding West Vancouver's municipal authority to enforce housing density targets after the district approved only 58 of 220 required units and missed key deadlines.
Sellers Must Return Deposit for Flooded $2.6M B.C. Home
A British Columbia court has ruled that sellers must refund a buyer's deposit after a flood affected a $2.6-million Richmond home, highlighting legal protections in real estate transactions.
Fuel Price Surge Strains Calgary Charities' Delivery Operations
Calgary charities including Meals on Wheels, Calgary Food Bank, WINS, and Alpha House face mounting financial pressure as gasoline prices spike approximately 30%, forcing budget reallocations and threatening essential community services.
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Nova Scotia Home Sales Down in March: Report
A new report shows a decrease in home sales across Nova Scotia in March, with insights from the Nova Scotia Association of Realtors on market trends and factors influencing the decline.
Buyer Allowed to Cancel $2.6M Home Purchase After Flood
A British Columbia court has ruled that a buyer was legally entitled to back out of a $2.6-million home purchase in Richmond after discovering flood damage, setting a precedent for property transactions.
Canadians Leave $10K+ in Wills for Pets, Study Shows
A new study by Willful finds 36% of Canadians include pets in wills, with average cash gifts exceeding $10,000 for guardians. Dog owners lead in estate planning, while horse owners allocate the highest amounts.
$75M Lotto Max Jackpot Won with Ticket Sold in B.C.'s Okanagan
A single Lotto Max ticket worth a staggering $75 million has been sold in British Columbia's Okanagan region, making one lucky individual an instant multi-millionaire. The winning numbers were drawn on April 8, 2026.
Toronto's Rosedale Sees Security Surge as Break-Ins Increase
Affluent Rosedale neighbourhood in Toronto experiences a spike in break-ins, prompting residents to invest in enhanced security measures and private patrols for safety.
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Windsor Lotto Max Ticket Wins $100,000 for Local Resident
A winning Lotto Max ticket worth $100,000 was sold in Windsor, Ontario, bringing excitement to the local community as lottery officials confirm the prize.
Rosedale Residents Hire Private Security After Break-In Spike
Toronto's affluent Rosedale neighborhood is witnessing a rise in break-ins, prompting residents to invest in private security patrols and enhanced home protection measures.
Lotto Max $1M Winning Ticket Sold in Grey County, Ontario
A life-changing Lotto Max ticket worth $1 million has been sold in Grey County, Ontario, as the national lottery prepares to adjust its odds structure.
Windsor Home Prices Drop 7.2% Amid Economic Turmoil
Windsor-Essex housing prices fell 7.2% year-over-year, with average homes dropping from $581,000 to $539,000. Economic uncertainty and global factors are blamed, but government incentives and pent-up demand signal potential recovery.
Glenview Homes Launches Affordable Feature-Rich Homes in Ottawa
Glenview Homes introduces single-family homes at Ironwood in Riverside South, offering premium features like quartz counters and finished basements while maintaining affordability across Ottawa.
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Strata Notice Requirements: Timing and Delivery Methods Guide
Understanding the complex timing and delivery requirements for strata notices in British Columbia, including Form B certificates, general meetings, and bylaw enforcement procedures.
TD Survey: Homeowners Cut Spending for Mortgage Renewals
A TD Bank survey reveals over two-thirds of homeowners feel uneasy about mortgage renewals, with many cutting spending. Yet, 30% of prospective buyers plan to enter the market in 2026, citing lower prices and stable rates.
Tilray Launches PORTAL™ High-Intensity Cannabis Brand
Tilray Brands introduces PORTAL™, a new cannabis brand engineered for high-tolerance consumers with products featuring liquid diamonds and diamond-coated flower, delivering uncompromising potency and consistency.
Ottawa Vacant Unit Tax Portal Expands City Email Database
Ottawa's online vacant unit tax declaration system has significantly expanded the city's email contact base to over 327,000 properties while saving over $100,000 annually in postage costs through reduced paper mailings.
Growing Opposition to Supportive Housing in Metro Vancouver
Municipalities across Metro Vancouver are experiencing increased resistance to supportive housing proposals, with community groups organizing petitions, rallies, and protests against new developments in the region.
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London Developer Appeals Fast-Food Project Rejection in Floodplain
A London-based developer is challenging the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority's refusal to permit a new fast-food commercial development in a river floodplain, citing ongoing disputes over land use and environmental regulations.
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