After nearly a year of unconventional governance at Ontario’s real estate regulator, the Real Estate Council of Ontario’s (RECO) is returning to a more familiar structure, but the changes underway are far from over.
Jean Lépine was ap...
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After nearly a year of unconventional governance at Ontario’s real estate regulator, the Real Estate Council of Ontario’s (RECO) is returning to a more familiar structure, but the changes underway are far from over.
Jean Lépine was ap...
Canada’s housing starts continued to trend lower in August, even as the monthly pace of new construction remained essentially unchanged.
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) said the six-month trend in housing starts fell 1.3 per cent from July to 244,149 units in August. The measure is a six-month moving average of the seasonally adjusted annual rate (SAAR) ...
(Exterior rendering of One Ten Avenue Road/Sierra).
Two Toronto condo developers selling into one of the toughest presale markets in decades say buyers are still showing up, but not for the same product, or at the same pace, that defined the city’s last condo boom.
At One Ten Avenue Road, a 72-residence boutique development near Yorkville and t...
Canadian commercial real estate investment climbed to $16.2 billion in the second quarter of 2026, reaching its highest quarterly level since early 2022 as deal activity and major acquisitions boosted volumes, according to CBRE.
CBRE’s Q2 2026 Canada Investment Overview found investment volumes increased 29.6 per cent from the first quarter and 51.6 per cent com...
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Being named in a trust doesn’t necessarily mean you own the property. An Ontario mother registered farmland in trust for her two young daughters in 1996, but nearly 30 years later, the court found she remained the beneficial owner. One daughter said years of farm work and repeated assurances that the property would eventually be hers gave her an interes...