Toronto’s housing market showed no signs of cooling last month, with the average sale price soaring the most in almost three decades as the cost of a detached downtown home climbed to nearly C$1.6 million ($1.2 million)
James O’Sullivan says more measures to cool Toronto’s housing market may have to be imposed
With the ouster of Martin Reid as the channel lender’s president and CEO, shareholder Bonita Then takes his spot. These are five facts brokers need to know
Provincial-level reforms need to be introduced as soon as the next budget, according to an industry player
The stricter federal mortgage rules have led to slower housing sales in Nova Scotia, local real estate officials say
Apartment developer/manager currently owns over $1.9 billion in high-quality assets, mostly in Atlantic Canada
Prime properties in Toronto and Vancouver remain valuable investment destinations, according to CBRE
Atrium Mortgage Investment Corporation announces gross proceeds of over $30M
City occupants looking for a taste of the bucolic existence are snapping up more and more listings for East Coast properties
A province-by-province analysis of trends and performance in 2016, and a look ahead
