Crosstown LRT Drives Toronto Real Estate Growth
The new Eglinton Crosstown LRT is transforming Toronto's real estate landscape, boosting property values in previously overlooked areas and attracting diverse buyers.
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Ottawa Homebuying Income Drops to $122,440
The minimum household income needed to purchase a home in Ottawa has decreased by $2,000, now standing at $122,440, reflecting shifting market conditions.
AI Transforms Home Building in Tough Market Conditions
Builders are increasingly adopting artificial intelligence tools to enhance efficiency and reduce costs in home construction, with technologies like Togal.AI and OpenSpace AI gaining traction in the Greater Toronto Area.
Alberta Housing Markets Cool in Winter as Sales and Prices Drop
Calgary and Edmonton, once Canada's hottest housing markets, are experiencing a winter cooldown with sales falling by 15% and 27% respectively in January, signaling a shift towards a more balanced real estate environment.
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Barrie's Give Back Rack Thrift Store Celebrates Grand Opening
The Give Back Rack thrift store celebrated its grand opening in Barrie, Ontario, on February 19, 2026, with a mission to support local charities and promote sustainable shopping.
GST/HST Cut Needed for All New Homebuyers, Not Just First-Timers
Brad Carr argues that expanding GST/HST rebates to all new homebuyers, not just first-timers, is crucial to reverse plummeting housing sales and stimulate construction amid Canada's ongoing housing crisis.
Mortgage Portability: A Critical Factor Beyond Interest Rates
Homebuyers often overlook mortgage portability while focusing on rates, risking financial traps when relocating. This article explains why portability policies are crucial for avoiding penalties and maintaining favorable terms.
Developer Offers Refund If Home Prices Drop in Canada
A Toronto-based developer introduces a groundbreaking guarantee, promising refunds to homebuyers if property values decline, addressing market volatility concerns.
Carleton Tavern: Let It Die a Dignified Death
As Ottawa's historic Carleton Tavern faces demolition for a 38-storey development, columnist Brigitte Pellerin argues against rebuilding a sanitized version, celebrating its authentic, unpretentious tavern culture instead.
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Vancouver Council to Vote on West End Hotel Rezoning
Vancouver's city council is set to vote on a significant rezoning proposal for a 25-storey hotel in the West End, a decision that could reshape the neighborhood's skyline and economic landscape.
Edmonton Criticized for Below-Market Land Sale in Southwest
A local woman expresses disappointment as Edmonton sells land in Wedgewood Heights below market value, raising questions about municipal financial decisions and community impact.
White City Annexes 500 Acres from Edenwold for Housing Development
The Town of White City has officially annexed 504.4 acres from the Rural Municipality of Edenwold, paving the way for Bright Communities' proposed residential development called The Meadows, with construction targeted for 2027.
Wedgewood Heights Affordable Housing Plan Advances After Debate
Edmonton City Council approved the sale of surplus school grounds in Wedgewood Heights to Treaty 8 First Nations for $1, paving the way for 60 affordable townhouse units despite vocal opposition and a court-ordered public hearing.
Airspace Parcel Disputes Require Legal Counsel, Not Tribunal
A strata council in British Columbia faces complex issues with an airspace parcel owner over parking elevator access, highlighting legal gaps where the Civil Resolution Tribunal cannot intervene.
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BC Budget Property Tax Hike Sparks Senior Outrage
North Shore seniors express fury over NDP budget's interest rate increase on deferred property taxes, citing financial strain from wastewater plant debt.
Quebec Homebuyers Skip Legal Warranty Despite Risks
A growing number of Quebec homebuyers are opting out of the legal warranty, exposing themselves to potential costly defects and legal disputes in the real estate market.
Toys 'R' Us Canada Stops Accepting Gift Cards After Deadline
Toys 'R' Us Canada has officially ceased accepting gift cards following a court-approved deadline tied to creditor protection proceedings, leaving customers with millions in unredeemed value.
Airbnb $1,000 Bonus for New World Cup Hosts in GTA
Airbnb launches its largest-ever incentive program, offering $1,000 to new hosts in Toronto and Hamilton for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, despite strict local short-term rental regulations.
LaSalle Considers Short-Term Rental Licensing
The Town of LaSalle is exploring the implementation of a licensing system for short-term rental properties, aiming to regulate the growing market and address community concerns.
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Winter Doldrums Delay Fixed Mortgage Rate Declines
Fixed mortgage rates remain stagnant despite falling bond yields, with regional lenders offering the most competitive deals while major banks hold firm during slow winter lending season.
Kitsilano Property Sells Below Asking, Strong Rental Income
A Kitsilano property with multiple rental units sold for $2.9 million, generating over $150,000 annually in rental income. The R1-1 zoned property includes a four-suite house and a laneway home.
Multi-Generational Housing Demand Surges in Calgary
Calgary's housing market sees rising demand for multi-generational homes as high prices drive families to combine resources. Builders and realtors note this trend is becoming mainstream beyond cultural traditions.
Nova Scotia Renovates Victorian Building for Affordable Housing in Yarmouth
A Victorian building in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, is being converted into a 12-unit complex with seven affordable units, part of a provincial initiative to address housing shortages.
Canada Housing Market: Sales Drop, Supply Rises in January
A new RBC report reveals Canada's housing market experienced a significant decline in sales and an increase in supply in January, with Calgary and Vancouver among the hardest-hit markets.
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U.S. Considers 50-Year Mortgages to Improve Housing Affordability
The U.S. administration is exploring 50-year mortgages as a measure to stimulate the housing market and improve affordability for first-time homebuyers, according to a TD Economics report.
Walmart's Keurig K-Duo Discount Beats Amazon by 30%
Discover Walmart's secret sale on the Keurig K-Duo Essentials coffee maker, featuring a 30% price advantage over Amazon and Keurig's official site. This versatile machine brews both single-serve pods and full carafes.
B.C. Property Tax Deferment Program Overhaul Sparks Debate
British Columbia's property tax deferment program has been revamped in the provincial budget, increasing interest rates and shifting to compound interest. Critics call it a 'loan shark' move, while supporters argue it's necessary to curb misuse by wealthy
Chatham House Fire Causes $200,000 in Damage
A significant house fire in Chatham on February 17, 2026, resulted in an estimated $200,000 in property damage, with local fire services responding to the incident.
CIBC: Canada's Housing Market Worse Than Official Data Shows
CIBC economists reveal Canada's housing correction is more severe than official statistics indicate, with significant negative implications for the broader economy due to broken high-rise construction economics.
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Calgary's Population Boom Drives Business Expansion
Alberta leads Canada in interprovincial migration, with Calgary attracting thousands of new residents from Ontario and Quebec, boosting local businesses like moving companies and real estate.
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