Cape Breton Homes Lost $4,000 Each in Storm Fiona
A new survey shows the average Cape Breton home lost $4,000 in value after post-tropical storm Fiona in 2022, highlighting the long-term financial impacts of extreme weather events in the region.
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Private Island Near Vancouver Lists for Under $1 Million
A private island near Vancouver is now on the market for less than $1 million, featuring a private dock and excellent cellular reception, according to Sotheby's International Realty Canada.
Capone Model: Luxury and Privacy in Harmony Community
The Capone by Sterling Homes offers 2,323 square feet of luxury living in Harmony, featuring a private primary bedroom with fireplace, elegant ensuite, and thoughtful family-oriented design.
Edmonton Housing Industry Celebrates at BILD Awards
The BILD Edmonton Metro Awards of Excellence recognized top builders and developers, with StreetSide Developments winning nine awards including Builder of the Year Multi-Family for the third consecutive year.
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Ex-Manitoba Tory Leadership Candidate Buys Former Party HQ
Obby Khan, a former Progressive Conservative leadership contender in Manitoba, has purchased the building that previously housed the party's headquarters in Winnipeg, marking a significant real estate transaction in provincial political circles.
Vancouver Readers Urge Park to Save Last Mountain Views
Vancouver Sun readers propose transforming a downtown parking lot into an urban park to preserve vanishing mountain views, while raising concerns about development impacts on heritage and schools.
Nova Scotia Announces Affordable Housing Projects in Pictou
The Pictou Beeches project introduces affordable and market-rate units with rents starting at $785 for one-bedroom apartments, including utilities and parking.
GTA Housing Crisis: Record Low Sales Threaten Economy
New home sales in the Greater Toronto Area hit a historic low in 2025, with only 5,300 units sold, 80-85% below the ten-year average. This slowdown threatens thousands of jobs and billions in GDP, demanding urgent government action.
Spain to Freeze Rents Temporarily Due to Middle East War
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announces a temporary rent freeze in Spain, citing economic pressures from the Middle East conflict. The measure aims to protect tenants from rising costs.
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Developer Seeks Covenants to Limit Density in South Surrey
Qualico plans to register restrictive covenants on a proposed 169-lot subdivision in South Surrey, limiting development to single-family homes despite provincial density mandates requiring multi-unit housing.
Developer Sues B.C. Archbishop Over Failed Church Land Deal
A numbered company is suing the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Vancouver after a land deal to build a seniors home next to a Sunshine Coast church collapsed without lawful reason.
Saudi Housing Platform Reports $512M in Ramadan Campaign
Jood Eskan, Saudi Arabia's housing platform, reveals its annual Ramadan campaign generated over $512 million, securing homes for 8,000 families while emphasizing long-term stability and accountability.
Windsor Councillor Opposes Cabana Road Development
Ward 1 councillor voices opposition to a proposed three-storey development at Cabana Road West and Casgrain Drive, citing community concerns about density and infrastructure.
Right Time to Walk Away from Real Estate Investments
With rising insolvencies among homeowners, financial experts discuss when bankruptcy becomes a viable option for underwater real estate investments in Canada.
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Nine Headwinds Confronting Canada's Real Estate Market
Robert McLister outlines nine significant challenges facing Canadian real estate, including rising mortgage rates, population decline, and economic uncertainty, suggesting a prolonged downturn ahead.
Road Study Offers Hope for Pierrefonds Development Project
Montreal's plan to study an urban boulevard near the Kirkland REM station raises questions about a stalled residential project, as developers pursue a $258 million lawsuit against the city.
London Realtors Worry Over Weeping Tile Disconnection Proposal
A city hall proposal requiring owners of older London homes to disconnect weeping tiles from municipal sewers raises alarm among local real estate professionals and homeowners.
Barrie Named Second Best City to Live in Canada
A recent comprehensive study has placed Barrie, Ontario, as the number two city on the list of top 10 places to live across Canada, highlighting its exceptional quality of life and community appeal.
Milky Way Ice Cream Opens for 70th Season in Regina
Regina's beloved Milky Way Ice Cream shop has opened for its 70th consecutive season, marking a milestone for the local community and ice cream enthusiasts.
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Fire Code Charges Laid After Thorncliffe Park Condo Fire
Toronto Fire Chief Jim Jessop has announced fire code violation charges against a construction company, condo corporation, and property management team following a five-alarm blaze that burned for weeks in two Thorncliffe Park high-rises.
Major Housing Development Planned Around Mic Mac Mall
Nova Scotia reveals ambitious plans for thousands of new housing units surrounding Mic Mac Mall in Dartmouth, with architectural renderings showing transformative urban redesign.
Alberta's Plan to Recover Unpaid Oil and Gas Taxes
Rural Municipalities of Alberta and the provincial government have unveiled a collaborative strategy aimed at reclaiming a significant portion of unpaid property taxes from the oil and gas sector, addressing long-standing financial pressures on local comm
Garneau Infill Multiplex Catches Fire During Construction
A three-storey infill multiplex under construction in Edmonton's Garneau neighbourhood erupted in flames, with firefighters responding quickly to control the blaze and evacuate adjacent homes.
Sask. Family Fundraises for Brother Shot in Throat
The family of Jim Primeau, a Saskatchewan man fatally shot in the throat while evicting a tenant, is raising money to support his recovery and cover medical expenses.
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7% PST on Strata Consulting Fees from October 2026
A new provincial budget will levy a 7% PST on consulting fees for strata corporations, including depreciation and electric planning reports, effective October 2026, impacting annual budgets and financial planning.
Major Theft in Erin: $22K in Valuables Stolen
A significant theft in Erin, Ontario, resulted in the loss of approximately $22,000 worth of jewelry, tools, and cash. The incident highlights ongoing property crime concerns in the region.
West Van Home Transformed into Modern Space for Multigenerational Living
A West Vancouver family collaborated with Synthesis Design to renovate their aging Craftsman home into a modern, light-filled space designed for aging in place and multigenerational living.
Charges Filed in Thorncliffe Park Condo Fire
Toronto Fire has laid charges against PFC Construction Inc., the Thorncliffe condominium association, and management for violations of the Ontario fire code following a prolonged blaze.
Calgary Homebuyers Gain Upper Hand in Cooling Market
A new Wahi study reveals that every Calgary neighborhood saw homes collectively sell below asking price in late 2025, signaling a shift toward a buyer's market with median prices and varying trends across property types.
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Dartmouth Cove Public Access Restricted by Property Owner
A property owner in Dartmouth Cove, Nova Scotia, has implemented restrictions on public access to a portion of the waterfront area, citing safety and liability concerns. The move has raised questions about public rights and private property boundaries in
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