What can a middle-class home buyer afford across Canada?
According to the latest data from the Canadian Real Estate Association, the average residential home will now set prospective home buyers back $525,000, though affordability challenges are much more acute in the nation’s priciest markets.
Nearly half of Canadian millennials believe homeownership is a ‘pipedream’
Though millennials may be the most educated and making a decent amount of money, homeownership still seems like a “pipedream” to many of them, according to the results of a new poll commissioned by KPMG.
Pedestrian safety a top priority in master-planned Agincourt Mall Redevelopment
We recently had the opportunity to chat with Steve Bishop, Vice President, Development Services at North American Development Group, to get a behind-the-scenes look at where they are in the process with the ambitious Agincourt Mall Redevelopment.
City of Toronto releases the proposed $23.4 billion HousingTO 2020-2030 Action Plan
The start of a new decade is right around the corner, and with the housing affordability crisis still looming in Toronto, real estate is on a lot of people’s minds.
Fighting climate change will be a top priority for the real estate industry in 2020
As I look forward to 2020, I can’t help but feel like energy efficiency and fighting climate change will be top priorities in the new year.
You can still have a holiday vibe in your condo building
Driving around the suburbs at this time of year, you get to take in the holiday decorations lining the streets. You can’t say the same about walking home through the hall of your condo building.
Your first sneak peek at 5 Hamilton in Waterdown
Want the convenience of condo life without the hustle and bustle of downtown? Then you should definitely register for 5 Hamilton, the latest development in Waterdown by Hawk Ridge Homes.
The average price of a new condo in Toronto could surpass $1,600 psf in five years
As we approach the end of 2019, we reached out to real estate consultant and analyst, Ben Myers, President of Bullpen Research & Consulting Inc., to get a clear picture of the state of the Greater Toronto Area’s housing market
