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Canada needs roughly twice as much housing construction as currently projected to restore affordability to pre-pandemic levels by 2036, as a growing shift toward rental development leaves ownership housing facing a significant supply crunch, according to Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp.
CMHC’s Fall 2026 Housing Supply Report estimates Canada needs between 417,000 and ...
A staged living room helps renters picture themselves in the space rather than an empty shell. (Photo courtesy of Red Barrinuevo Home)
Three years ago, most of our staging calls and inquiries were about getting a home ready for sale. That changed. We saw a steady increase in inquiries and projects for staging rental properties, and today, staging rental...
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Every day, you help your clients find a place to call home.
But across Ontario, too many people are struggling to find a safe place to sleep or put their next meal on the table. Shelter and food insecurity affect families,...
Sneaky Dee’s at College St. and Bathurst Ave. was the subject of vocal backlash from Torontonians after a 16-storey redevelopment was proposed for the site. (Photo: Sneaky Dee’s/Facebook)
The fight to save Toronto’s Sneaky Dee’s bar shows that some developers may be off base if their proposals threaten cultural institutions and the character of a neighb...
Despite recent efforts by the provincial and federal governments, Ontario is in the deepest housing affordability crisis in its history.
The cost-to-income ratio for a new home now exceeds 9:1, compared to the historical norm of 3:1 and 4:1 that prevailed for most of the post-war period.
However, there is some good news. The crisis is not a private-market failur...