Residents in southwest Edmonton's Royal Gardens are exploring banding together to negotiate land development contracts as infill projects continue, aiming for better community outcomes amid ongoing urban growth.
British Columbia appraisers report that uncertainty surrounding Indigenous land claims in Richmond is causing buyers to withdraw and reducing property values by as much as 30-40% due to negative public perception.
Recent federal agreements and a significant court ruling in Cowichan have created uncertainty for private property owners in British Columbia, with appraisers increasingly adding disclaimer clauses regarding Aboriginal title claims.
Café Pista in Montreal's Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie borough suffered three break-ins this week, resulting in over $10,000 in losses. The owner asks neighbors for vigilance as this follows a previous robbery spree at their downtown location.
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Residents of a Saskatoon neighborhood express sadness as a long-standing hardware store permanently closes its doors on March 13, 2026, marking the end of an era for the local community.
Alberta's highest court has dismissed a challenge to Canmore's controversial vacancy tax, affirming the town's authority to implement the measure aimed at addressing housing shortages.
Following a landmark Aboriginal title court case, some property appraisers in British Columbia are now including clauses addressing Indigenous land claims in their reports to manage legal risks.
Public engagement has commenced for a significant new development on the former Grace Hospital site in Calgary's Hillhurst neighborhood, marking a pivotal step in urban revitalization.
Home sales across all regions of British Columbia declined in February, reflecting ongoing challenges in the real estate sector amid economic pressures.
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The first residents have begun moving into a new housing development on the Tsuut'ina Nation near Calgary, marking a significant milestone in urban expansion and Indigenous community partnerships.
Canada's housing starts rose 6% in 2025 to 259,000 units, driven by record rental construction. However, a decline in ownership-geared builds threatens future buying options, with condominium presales collapsing in major markets.
The Edward Hamilton-Smith House, a 1912 Craftsman-style heritage home in Oak Bay, Victoria, is now on the market for $3,475,000. Originally built on waterfront lots purchased for $6,900, this meticulously preserved property reflects the area's transformat
Kitchener News staff are advising Cambridge council to oppose a new residential development proposed adjacent to an existing waste management facility, citing potential health and environmental concerns for future residents.
Westcourt Place, a prominent property in downtown Windsor, Ontario, is now on the market, described as a 'highly uncommon opportunity' for investors and developers.
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Calgary's outlying real estate markets saw mixed results in February, with High River and Strathmore experiencing sales and price increases, while other areas like Airdrie and Canmore faced declines.
A court-appointed receiver is now accepting offers for the sale of the iconic Fairmont Le Château Montebello in Quebec, marking a significant step in the property's financial restructuring process.
British Columbia appraisers are increasingly including disclaimers about Indigenous land claims in property valuations, creating uncertainty for investors and developers in Metro Vancouver.
Metro Vancouver municipalities have approved 132,000 housing units, but developers are not proceeding with construction, instead monetizing entitlements through resale.
Residents of a mobile home community near Saskatoon are raising concerns after significant increases in their monthly rental fees, highlighting affordability issues in housing.
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As Canada's real estate landscape evolves, understanding market dynamics is crucial for buyers, sellers, and renters. This article explores key trends and expert insights shaping housing in 2026.
Rent prices in Toronto are declining, with experts citing factors like increased housing supply and economic shifts. This trend offers relief for tenants in Canada's largest city.
The City of Ottawa confirms that developers must test for mercury contamination at the former Kanata Golf and Country Club, where heavy equipment has begun soil work, raising health concerns among residents.
A British Columbia real estate agent's licence has been cancelled after an imposter fraudulently completed a mandatory ethics course on his behalf, raising serious questions about professional integrity and regulatory oversight in the industry.
Residents are moving out of the troubled Luugat Hotel on Granville Street, but provincial and city officials have not provided a timeline for relocating tenants from two other SRO hotels in the area.
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Hundreds of customers in Kitchener and Guelph must find alternative cremation services as Woodlawn Memorial Park Crematorium ceases operations, impacting local funeral arrangements.
A cargo ship carrying $90,000 worth of food destined for Toronto's Daily Bread Food Bank was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting critical aid deliveries.
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation highlights that renters, not just property owners, will be affected by rising education taxes, amid broader national news coverage.
Local businesses in Cambridge, Ontario, voice concerns about a new Vape Guys store opening on Ainslie Street, citing potential negative impacts on community image and youth accessibility.
FunGuyz, a prominent psilocybin dispensary in downtown Windsor, has ceased operations, reflecting ongoing legal ambiguities and enforcement challenges in Canada's psychedelic retail sector.
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The Taza Park development on Tsuut'ina Nation in Calgary has officially welcomed its first residents, marking a milestone in one of North America's largest Indigenous-led housing projects. With up to 6,500 homes planned, the community is open to all Calga
