BILD Pushes for Streamlined Infill Process, Design Standards
BILD Edmonton Metro unveils a 22-point plan to accelerate infill housing approvals, aiming to help the city meet its goal of 50% new housing in mature neighborhoods.
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Cape Breton Landlord Exposes Apartment Left in Disastrous Condition
A Nova Scotia landlord speaks out after discovering his rental unit in Cape Breton was left in a state of extreme squalor, highlighting ongoing challenges in property management.
Nova Scotia Firm Buys Stephen Avenue Place in Calgary
Armco Capital Inc. purchases Stephen Avenue Place and adjacent properties in Calgary following a court-supervised receivership, signaling renewed investor confidence in the downtown real estate market.
HH Red Stone Named Top 10 Student Housing Firm
HH Red Stone earns recognition as a top 10 student housing company in J Turner Research's 2025 ORA Power Rankings, while its New Haven property ranks among the nation's elite 1% of conventional properties.
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CREA Downgrades 2026 Home Sales Forecast
The Canadian Real Estate Association has revised its 2026 national home sales forecast downward, citing global economic uncertainty and rising mortgage rates.
Yaletown Condo Becomes Vegas-Inspired Luxury Retreat
A Vancouver interior design studio merges two mismatched apartments into a cohesive 2,575-square-foot home with Vegas-inspired glamour, custom features, and artistic touches.
First Capital's $9B Portfolio Split Between Choice and KingSett
First Capital Realty is dividing its $9 billion portfolio between Choice Properties REIT and KingSett Capital, marking a major shift in Canada's commercial real estate landscape with significant implications for investors and urban development.
Oil Price Surge Could Heat Up Calgary's Spring Housing Market
Rising oil prices due to the Iran conflict could boost Calgary's housing market this spring, contrasting with cooling trends in other Canadian cities. Experts note a split between strong single-family home demand and struggling condo sales.
Winners Washroom Closures Spark Safety Debate Across Canada
Customers at Winners, HomeSense, and Marshalls report washroom closures in Canadian stores, with staff citing safety issues like used needles and feces. The debate highlights public access versus employee safety.
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Canadian Housing Market Diverges: Big City Dips, Smaller Booms
Royal LePage reports a split in Canada's housing market, with prices declining in major urban centers while smaller cities and regions experience significant growth, highlighting regional economic shifts.
Richmond Home Sells Above Asking Price with Multiple Offers
A five-bedroom Richmond home with recent upgrades and a versatile layout sold for $1,422,000 after attracting multiple offers. The property features air conditioning, gas fireplaces, and backs onto a golf course.
Calgary Area Housing Markets Decline in March
March data reveals declining home sales and prices in most communities near Calgary, with Strathmore as the only exception showing growth in sales activity.
Ferry-Cronin Joins eXp Realty with Pre-Foreclosure Expertise
Michelle Ferry-Cronin, from a prominent real estate family, brings her specialized pre-foreclosure business to eXp Realty, emphasizing collaboration and client support during financial distress.
Toronto Home Prices to Drop as Other Canadian Markets Recover
A Royal LePage report indicates Toronto's housing market faces continued price declines while other regions in Canada experience a resurgence, with GTA home prices averaging nearly $1.1 million in Q1 2026.
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Housing Affordability Rises in Canada, RBC Economics Finds
A new RBC Economics report reveals housing affordability improved in most Canadian cities in early 2026, driven by price declines in major markets like Toronto and Vancouver.
Edmonton Housing Market: Frenzy Gone, Demand Strong
Edmonton's spring real estate market shows resilience with strong demand despite cooling frenzy. Home sales remain above historical norms with detached homes leading activity.
Amherstburg Votes to Protect Historic School Despite Developer Warning
In a narrow 4-3 vote, Amherstburg council has signaled intent to designate the former General Amherst High School for heritage protection, despite developer warnings this could deter investment during a housing crisis.
KingSett, Choice Properties Buy First Capital for $9.4B
In a major real estate consolidation move, KingSett Capital and Choice Properties REIT have agreed to acquire First Capital Realty in a landmark transaction valued at $9.4 billion.
Vancouver Waterfront: Visionary Plaza or Tower?
As Toronto transforms its waterfront, Vancouver faces a critical decision: approve a controversial 22-storey office tower or seize the last chance to create a spectacular public plaza with stunning mountain views.
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Oakridge Park Food Court Opening Delays Create Tenant Uncertainty
Delays and high costs at Oakridge Park's Time Out Market food court are causing operational challenges for tenants, with some questioning the spring opening timeline amid ongoing construction.
Essex Housing Sale Raises Tenant Displacement Fears
Over 50 tenants in Essex face potential homelessness as a non-profit considers selling 53 homes due to repair costs, with residents calling the situation terrifying.
First-Time Homebuyers Stay Cautious in Spring Real Estate
Canadian first-time homebuyers remain wary this spring despite cooling prices and increased inventory. Experts cite high living costs and past market frenzies as key factors.
Mortgage Rate Rise Could Derail Spring Housing Market
The Canadian Real Estate Association warns that rising mortgage rates, triggered by geopolitical tensions, may cool the typically hot spring housing market as buyers delay purchases.
CREA Lowers 2026 Home Sales Forecast as Economy Wobbles
The Canadian Real Estate Association has revised its 2026 home sales projection downward, citing a shaky economic start to the year and persistent market volatility affecting buyer confidence.
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Canadian Home Sales Virtually Unchanged in March 2026
Canadian home sales activity remained nearly flat in March 2026 with a slight 0.1% monthly decline, as economic uncertainty and rising mortgage rates impacted the housing market. The MLS Home Price Index fell 0.4% month-over-month.
Royal LePage Forecasts Modest Housing Growth Despite Slow Spring
Canada's spring housing market began slowly but shows recent warming signs. Royal LePage reports modest growth expected despite economic challenges affecting consumer confidence.
Excel Homes' Berkley Model Features Versatile Flex Room Design
The Berkley model by Excel Homes in Rangeview Springs offers adaptable living spaces, including a flex room for work, play, or guests, enhancing home value for modern families in Calgary.
Origin Complex Opens as First Residential Development in Dartmouth Crossing
The Origin residential complex, featuring 284 rental units, marks the first housing in Dartmouth Crossing, Nova Scotia, completing the vision for a mixed-use community with retail, business, and nature access.
Albertans Embrace Thrifting as Costs Rise, Survey Shows
New data from ReStores indicates a significant increase in Albertans turning to thrifted furniture and renovation materials due to escalating living expenses, highlighting a shift in consumer behavior.
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B.C. Woman's Undue Influence Led to $5.1M Gift, Court Finds
A British Columbia court has determined that a woman wielded undue influence over her employer, who gifted her $5.1 million, used partly to buy homes in Kelowna.
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