Category : Real Estate


1947 Manhattan Will Discovery Sparks $800M Heir Hunt

In 1947, a lost will allegedly found in New York City claimed Robert Edwards owned 77 acres of Manhattan worth $800 million, sparking international claims including from Vancouver families who saw it as a 'fairy tale' inheritance possibility.

Canadian Border Crossings Drop, Duty-Free Shops Suffer

Canadian travel to the U.S. has declined sharply, with border crossings down 28% in 2025. Duty-free shops, dependent on southbound traffic, report revenue drops up to 75% and massive layoffs as political rhetoric discourages cross-border travel.

Ottawa's 7 Most Expensive Homes for Sale in 2026

Explore Ottawa's luxury real estate market with a detailed look at seven high-end properties, including a $5.986 million estate in Kanata Rockeries featuring six bedrooms and premium amenities.

Vancouver Office Vacancy Down, Still Above Pre-Pandemic

A new report reveals that downtown Vancouver's office vacancy rate has decreased, yet it continues to be significantly higher than before the COVID-19 pandemic, reflecting ongoing shifts in the commercial real estate market.

Historic London Tower Now Offers 100 Affordable Apartments

A former officer tower in London, Ontario, has been converted into nearly one hundred affordable housing units, addressing a critical need in the community. The project at 195 Dufferin Avenue represents a vision for accessible living in the city.

Windsor-Essex Home Sales Dip Slightly in March

The Windsor-Essex County Association of Realtors reports a slight decrease in home sales for March 2026, with market activity showing seasonal adjustments and ongoing inventory challenges.

Kitsilano Home Sells for $4.24M Over Asking

A five-bedroom Craftsman-style house in Vancouver's Kitsilano neighborhood sold for $4,240,000 after receiving four competing offers, exceeding its asking price by $242,000.

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