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Vancouver-based developers OpenForm Properties and Alabaster Homes are partnering on a two-tower project in the Metrotown neighbourhood of Burnaby, according to a rezoning application set to b...


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GTA new home sales aren't out of the woods yet — but the low-rise market is making a strong case for optimism.

For the second consecutive month, single-family home sales in the Greater Toronto Area surpassed the 10-year average, buoyed by the enhanced HST rebate program introduced in April 2026. According to new data from BILD and market intelligence firm Altus ...


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At Bathurst and St. Clair, Canderel has officially started construction on Forêt Forest Hill — its three-tower, master-planned community in midtown Toronto.

The development has secured construction financing from a consortium of five major Canadian banks led by CIBC, with National Bank, TD, Desjardins, and Laurentian Bank rounding out the group.

The groun...


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Last week, Rentals.ca published their latest rental market report, noting that the average asking rent in Canada declined by 4.7% year over year in May, marking the 20th consecutive month to see a year-over-year decline.

“Since reaching a low of $1,662 in April 2021...


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Ontario real estate brokerages are getting a new piece of homework, courtesy of their regulator.

Starting October 1, 2026, every brokerage in the province will have to attest to and submit an annual financial filing to the Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO) — a requirement meant to give RECO a clearer, more consistent look at how brokerages manage money, and ...


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