Windsor Council Weighs Development Charges Pause
Windsor City Council is evaluating a temporary suspension of development charges to stimulate construction activity. Decision expected to impact local economy and housing affordability.
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Windsor Council Weighs Development Charge Pause
Windsor City Council is debating a temporary suspension of development charges to stimulate construction activity and address housing needs in the community.
Ottawa Home Prices Increase in October 2025
Ottawa's housing market sees price growth in October while luxury properties above $10 million buck the trend of slowing sales. Learn about the latest market insights.
Historic Edmonton home lost in infill arson spree
A suspicious fire that began at a new infill construction site in Glenora has destroyed a historic 1935 Art Deco show home. Owner Ken Freeland recounts the devastating loss as Edmonton police investigate eight suspected arsons.
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NYC Real Estate Seeks Mamdani Partnership on Rent Freezes
New York City commercial real estate industry reaches out to Mamdani as rent freezes threaten building maintenance and renovation capabilities. Learn about the implications.
Ottawa rent reduction starts January 1 for some tenants
Some Ottawa renters will receive automatic rent reductions starting January 1, 2025. Learn who qualifies and what you need to know about this important change.
Lifetime Fixed Rate Reverse Mortgage Launches in Canada
Bloom Financial introduces Canada's first lifetime fixed-rate reverse mortgage, eliminating rate reset risk for seniors. Learn how this innovative product protects retirement equity.
Federal budget fails Ottawa housing needs: Board
Ottawa Real Estate Board says Budget 2025 misses mark on immediate housing supply for first-time buyers. Read the critical analysis of what's missing for affordability.
Ottawa revives Victory homes to boost housing supply
Ottawa introduces 21st century Victory-style homes to increase housing supply. Learn how this innovative approach addresses Canada's housing shortage.
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McDonald's returning to Ottawa's ByWard Market
McDonald's is preparing to reopen in Ottawa's ByWard Market, just blocks from the infamous 99 Rideau location known for viral raccoon video and late-night brawls.
Orillia brothers receive keys to refurbished home after fire
After months of community support, Orillia brothers receive keys to their fully refurbished home following tragic March fire. Read their inspiring story of recovery.
10 Overlooked Down Payment Sources in Canada
Discover 10 creative ways Canadians can fund their first home down payment, from government programs to hidden financial strategies. Start your home ownership journey today!
Toronto's 'Nightmare' Rezoning Plan Returns
Toronto City Hall's plan to allow bars and pot shops in residential neighbourhoods is back, facing fierce opposition from residents who call it a recurring 'nightmare'.
Edmonton Housing Market Enters Cooling Phase
Edmonton's housing market shifts towards balance as average prices slip and listings climb in late 2025, offering more choice for buyers and steady opportunities for sellers.
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1957 Vancouver Mid-Century Modern Home for Sale
A stunning 1957 mid-century modern home in Vancouver, designed by Thompson Berwick and Pratt, hits the market. Featuring a sunken living room and original tiki bar, this architectural treasure is priced at $4.95 million.
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.
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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