Edmonton home prices fall, but first-time buyers struggle
Edmonton's average home price fell to $417,000 in September, but mortgage expert Penelope Graham says modest improvements aren't enough for first-time buyers to afford single-family homes.
Category : Real Estate
Carney's Budget Falls Short on Housing Crisis
Analysis reveals PM Carney's Build Canada Homes initiative lacks the scale to address Canada's 2.6 million housing shortage. Budget cuts immigration but offers inadequate supply solutions.
Kitchener mother faces barrier-free housing obstacles
A Kitchener mother's search for accessible housing meets systemic barriers as Environment Canada warns of approaching snowfall. Read about the challenges facing families with disabilities.
McDonald's returning to Ottawa's ByWard Market
McDonald's is making a comeback to Ottawa's historic ByWard Market district with new signage appearing on Dalhousie Street. Discover what this means for the neighborhood.
London woman recounts homelessness at housing project opening
A London woman shares her emotional story of nearly becoming homeless as the city opens its first new public housing project in nearly 50 years. Read her powerful journey.
Frenchman discovers buried gold treasure in garden
A Frenchman's life changed forever after he unearthed a fortune in gold bars buried in his garden. Discover the incredible story of this real-life treasure find.
Serbia fast-tracks demolition for Trump hotel project
Serbia expedites demolition of army headquarters to clear way for Trump family hotel development. Get the latest details on this controversial project.
B.C. rents fall nearly 6%, Vancouver at 43-month low
Rents across British Columbia have declined nearly 6% year-over-year, with Vancouver hitting a 43-month low at $2,728 per month. Discover the market trends and what's driving the decrease.
Kitchener mother faces barriers in housing search
Rebecca Dooley's quest for accessible housing in Kitchener for her son Noor meets countless obstacles. Learn about the challenges facing families with disabilities.
Granville Social Housing to Close in 2026
Vancouver's Luugat social housing building on Granville Street will close by June 2026 following numerous complaints and emergency calls. Residents will be relocated to comparable housing.
Ontario fast-tracks Bill 60, tenant groups furious
Ontario's government is fast-tracking Bill 60, aiming to overhaul eviction rules. Tenant advocates call it an 'abuse of power' that weakens renter rights. Read the full story.
Sebringville petition fights large subdivision plan
Residents of Sebringville, Ontario, have launched a second petition to oppose a large-scale subdivision, citing concerns about community character and infrastructure.
B.C. rents falling fastest but remain Canada's highest
Vancouver leads Canada's rent decline while maintaining the title of most expensive rental market. Discover the latest trends and what this means for tenants.
B.C. rents falling fastest but remain Canada's highest
New report reveals rent prices in British Columbia are declining at the fastest rate nationally yet remain Canada's most expensive rental market. Learn what this means for tenants.
Edmonton developer targeted by city's problem property survey
Regency Developments CEO Raj Dhunna responds to Edmonton's Problem Property Initiative survey targeting the vacant former Bank of Montreal site, calling the move unfair given city's own properties.
London's First Fast-Tracked Transit Hub Tower Starts
Construction begins on London's first fast-tracked transit-oriented apartment tower, marking a major milestone for urban development and housing near transit hubs.
Ottawa and Kingston apartment rental costs November 2025
Latest rental price data for Ottawa and Kingston apartments. Discover current market trends and what tenants are paying in these Ontario cities.
Halifax Rally Calls for Affordable Housing Measures
Protesters gathered at Nova Scotia's Province House demanding immediate government action on the affordable housing crisis. Learn what measures activists are pushing for.
RioCan posts $120 million Q3 loss on writedowns
RioCan REIT reports a $120 million net loss in Q3 2025 driven by property value adjustments, despite launching new Toronto retail space Wellington Market.
Hopewell's Barwell Home Makes Entertaining Easy
Discover the Barwell show home by Hopewell Residential in Calgary's Hotchkiss. This 1,528-sq-ft laned model features a chef's kitchen & flexible spaces for easy living.
Jayman Built Launches Magna Show Suites in Calgary
Jayman Built has opened three elegant show suites for Magna, a luxury estate condo development in University District, Calgary. Explore refined living with premium amenities.
Windsor eyes development charge freeze for housing
Windsor city council considers freezing development charges for up to five years despite infrastructure costs. Who pays for growth - developers or taxpayers?
Taxes, Fees Comprise 36% of New Ontario Home Costs
RESCON analysis reveals taxes and levies account for 36% of new home prices. While recent tax cuts help first-time buyers, experts urge further action on development charges to address Ontario's housing crisis.
AI Transforms Home Shopping for Canadian Buyers
Discover how artificial intelligence is changing how Canadians search for homes. Get expert tips on using ChatGPT and other AI tools effectively for your property search.
Renting vs Homeownership: Canadian Pros and Cons
Explore the financial and lifestyle trade-offs between renting and owning property in Canada's current real estate market. Make informed housing decisions with expert analysis.
Okotoks Home Sells After Price Cuts in 'Bermuda Triangle'
A property in Okotoks, Alberta, dubbed the 'Bermuda Triangle of real estate,' finally sold after multiple price reductions. Discover the strategy that secured the sale.
Lakeshore approves four-unit zoning in low-density areas
Lakeshore Municipality has approved as-of-right four-unit buildings in all low-density zones, marking a significant shift in housing policy. Learn how this affects local development.
160-Unit Development for Harrow High School Site
Windsor's Horizons Group will transform the former Harrow high school into a 160-unit mixed residential community with sustainable features and attainable housing options.
Forever Renting in Canada: Smart Choice or Mistake?
Discover why lifelong renting is becoming a strategic choice for Canadians seeking flexibility and financial advantages in today's challenging housing market.
E-Scooters Boost Waterloo Region Business Economy
New data shows rental e-scooters are driving significant economic benefits to Waterloo Region, with local businesses reporting increased customer traffic and spending.
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