The City of Toronto is evaluating the implementation of micro-shelter communities, featuring compact housing units from providers like Tiny Tiny Homes and Two Steps Home, as a strategic approach to address its growing homelessness challenge.
National home sales declined in February, yet the Canadian Real Estate Association maintains optimism for a robust spring market, citing seasonal trends and economic factors.
Canada's housing market showed continued softness in February with national home sales declining 1.3% month-over-month and new listings falling 3.9%, according to CREA data. Prices edged lower with the MLS Home Price Index down 0.6% from January.
Home sales across Canada declined slightly in February 2026, continuing a quiet trend with mixed regional dynamics and cautious buyer sentiment.
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Canadian home sales declined 1.3% month-over-month in February, with prices dropping amid high fixed mortgage rates and severe winter conditions, though activity showed late-month signs of recovery.
An incomplete 10-storey luxury condominium development on Vancouver's Broadway corridor is being sold through a court-ordered process to recover $35.4 million owed to National Bank of Canada.
A 29-year-old Toronto man faces multiple fraud charges for allegedly using forged documents to secure two condo rentals, with police investigating the elaborate scheme.
Shake Shack announces its expansion into Western Canada with a new location at CF Chinook Centre in Calgary, featuring Alberta beef and local artist collaboration.
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation reveals a significant rise in housing starts for February 2026, indicating robust activity in the residential construction sector.
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Senior housing real estate investment trust Janus Living is pursuing a $5 billion valuation through its initial public offering in the United States, highlighting growth in the senior living sector.
Cindy's Home and Garden, a cherished gift and home decor shop in Kingsville, is closing its doors on March 29 after 37 years in business, citing economic pressures and rising costs.
A new 22-storey office tower proposal for Vancouver's challenging 601 West Cordova site reignites debate about developing the city's most complicated property and waterfront potential.
The Free Cash portfolio strategy, focusing on stocks with low enterprise value to free cash flow ratios, has achieved average annual gains of 16.9% over 26 years, significantly outperforming the Canadian market's 8.1% return.
Vancouver city council has referred a controversial 25-storey hotel development proposal near Stanley Park back to planners, requesting staff and the developer explore adding rental housing to the project.
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A luxurious property at 714 Riverdale Avenue S.W. in Calgary has been listed for $7.8 million, offering breathtaking vistas of the Elbow River and premium amenities in an exclusive neighborhood.
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As Toronto's condo market faces a downturn, owners are increasingly opting for renovations instead of selling, reflecting a strategic adaptation to economic pressures.
A Vancouver hobby shop specializing in Pokémon cards has been targeted for the third time in just six months, with thieves stealing thousands of dollars in merchandise, highlighting a troubling trend for local businesses.
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Residents in Gatineau express worries about a proposed redevelopment at 210 Laurier Street, involving restoration of a historic monastery, citing impacts on heritage and community character.
A Regina modular home company is shipping modular housing to a northern Manitoba Indigenous community, addressing housing needs with a convoy delivery.
Calgary's housing market sees significant slackening as record multi-family development adds over 50,000 units, creating more balanced resale conditions and rising vacancy rates according to CMHC and industry experts.
A significant fire at a duplex in Windsor's South Central neighborhood resulted in an estimated $500,000 in damages, displacing two residents and injuring one firefighter.
While Calgary's overall resale housing market experienced declines in February, semi-detached homes and single-family detached properties demonstrated notable resilience with increased demand and smaller price drops compared to other housing types.
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A CMHC report forecasts moderating activity in Edmonton's new homes market through 2028, with developers shifting to smaller projects amid economic uncertainty.
The former Windsor Stadium property has been sold to a private developer, with the City of Windsor confirming its unsuccessful bid to acquire the land adjacent to Jackson Park.
A Michigan couple in their mid-40s shares their journey of creating a pet trust for their two rescue cats, addressing anxieties about pet care after death through legal planning and guardian selection.
Toronto Councillor Anthony Perruzza proposes city-run grocery stores to combat food inflation, but critics argue it's a flawed socialist approach given the city's poor track record with public operations.
A British Columbia real estate agent has had his licence revoked by the provincial regulator for not disclosing a criminal conviction for assault causing bodily harm, highlighting professional conduct standards.
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A London city councillor raises concerns over whether provincial funds allocated for emergency repairs at Tolpuddle Housing Co-op are sufficient to address critical security and fire monitoring systems.
