Metro Vancouver Rents Drop Significantly in Past Year
Asking rents in Metro Vancouver have experienced notable declines over the last year, with detailed data revealing the extent of the decrease across various neighborhoods and property types.
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Ontario's HST Rebate Expansion on New Homes Called Major Stimulus
Housing industry leaders applaud Ontario's one-year expansion of the HST rebate program for all new home buyers, predicting a significant boost to the market.
Royalmount Mall Bans Dogs Over Hygiene Concerns
Montreal's Royalmount luxury mall has banned dogs from its premises after repeated hygiene incidents involving uncollected waste, citing safety and cleanliness concerns.
Ontario Expands Homebuyer Tax Break to Revive Housing Market
Ontario broadens HST exemption on new homes to all buyers, offering up to $130,000 in rebates to stimulate demand and construction amid market stagnation.
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Target Circle Week: Massive Deals Up to 60% Off
Target Circle Week offers limited-time discounts of up to 60% on home goods, tech, beauty, and more from March 25-27. Exclusive deals require a free membership for perks like fast shipping.
Developers Use Creative Offers to Entice Homebuyers
Real estate developers are introducing innovative incentives like HST rebates and flexible financing to attract buyers amid a challenging housing market, with new policies and strategies emerging across Canada.
Windsor's $16.8M Downtown Housing Project Adds 48 Units
The City of Windsor announces a major $16.8 million housing development called Pelissier Park, creating 48 new residential units in the downtown core to address housing needs.
Ottawa Advises Against Mandatory Affordable Housing Near Transit
City of Ottawa staff recommend not implementing mandatory affordable housing requirements around transit stations at the outset, sparking debate on housing policy and urban development.
Ontario Plans Full HST Break on New Homes in Budget
Ontario plans to eliminate the full 13% HST on new homes up to $1 million, with federal collaboration, as part of its 2026 budget to boost housing affordability.
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Canada's Downsizing Debate: Staying Put Still Dominates
As millions of Canadian empty nesters age, the downsizing debate intensifies. While luxury rental options target this demographic with premium amenities, financial barriers and product scarcity keep most homeowners in place.
Hamilton Watermain Break Reveals Aging Sewer Pipe Dangers
Following a major watermain break in Hamilton, local plumbing experts warn that aging sewer pipes in older neighborhoods pose significant flooding risks as infrastructure deteriorates.
Ontario HST Rebate for New Home Buyers Announced
The Ontario government will offer a one-year HST rebate to all buyers of new homes, aiming to boost housing affordability and stimulate construction activity across the province.
Condo User Fees Must Be Reasonable, Expert Advises
A strata corporation in Kelowna is charging high fees for key and fob replacements, raising concerns about fairness and legality under the Strata Property Act.
Ottawa Housing Project Won't Be Named After Matthew Perry
Organizations announce a mutual decision to discontinue the partnership for naming a supportive housing project after the late actor Matthew Perry in Ottawa.
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Quebec Condos More Affordable Than Houses: Study
A new study reveals condominiums in Quebec continue to offer greater affordability compared to single-family homes, highlighting ongoing housing market dynamics in the province.
Hudson's Bay Building: Reviving Social Role in Calgary
Experts argue that Calgary's historic Hudson's Bay building should be reimagined as a community hub, drawing on its social past to revitalize downtown amid rapid growth.
Amazon Spring Sale 2025: 25 Practical Deals
Discover essential discounts on problem-solving products from Amazon's Spring Sale, including storage solutions, health aids, cleaning tools, and tech gadgets to enhance daily living before the event ends March 31.
Airbnb Wants Montreal Rental Rules Changed for F1 Race
Airbnb is pushing for modifications to Montreal's short-term rental regulations before the Formula One Grand Prix in May, aiming to accommodate increased visitor demand during the major event.
Developers Offer Incentives to Offset Homeownership Costs
As mortgage rates and utility expenses climb, real estate developers are introducing innovative incentives like free utilities and mortgage rate buy-downs to attract buyers in a challenging market.
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Ontario's Free Market for Gambling, Not Ticket Resales
The Ontario government expresses concern about high ticket prices for concerts and sports events while promoting online gambling, creating a policy contradiction in market regulation.
London's Micro-Shelter Waitlist Exceeds 100 Homeless Individuals
London officials report a waitlist of over 100 homeless individuals for the city's new micro-modular shelter community, highlighting ongoing housing challenges and efforts to provide transitional support.
Calgary Rezoning Debate Highlights Housing Supply Challenges
Calgary residents rally against a new rezoning policy allowing more housing types per property, highlighting the complex struggle to boost housing supply in the city.
Edmonton Community League Launches Forensic Audit Over Financial Loss
The Inglewood Community League in central Edmonton is initiating a forensic audit after reporting a significant financial shortfall, aiming to recover missing funds and ensure transparency.
Ottawa Landscaping Bylaw Could Raise Costs, Cause Delays
Landscapers warn that Ottawa's new regulations for hardscaping contractors could lead to higher expenses and longer wait times for homeowners seeking outdoor renovations.
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Waterloo Increases Development Charges for New Homes
The City of Waterloo has announced a significant increase in development charges for new residential projects, aiming to fund infrastructure growth amid rising construction demands.
Edmonton Affordable Housing Drives $2.6B Economic Boom
City officials report that Edmonton's affordable housing initiatives have spurred $2.6 billion in economic activity since 2019, creating thousands of jobs and leveraging significant private investment.
Ford Hints at HST Changes for Ontario Homebuyers
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has indicated that changes to the Harmonized Sales Tax for homebuyers may be forthcoming, urging the public to 'stay tuned' for updates from Queen's Park.
Manitoba to Cut PST from Grocery Stores in New Budget
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew announces elimination of provincial sales tax on prepared foods in grocery stores, though experts question the economic impact.
Windsor Reveals Downtown Housing Development Details
The City of Windsor is set to announce specifics for a new downtown housing development on Pelissier Street, aiming to boost urban living and address housing needs in the region.
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Homeownership Fails as Financial Safety Net for Alberta Seniors
A new report indicates that owning a home no longer ensures financial security for older Albertans, challenging long-held assumptions about retirement stability.
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