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04/19/2023

Lauren Haw, CEO of Zoocasa, talks with Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about how the spring housing market is expected to pick up.

01/11/2023

Toronto residents could be in for a 5.5 per cent property tax increase as the city unveiled its 2023 budget Tuesday morning.

01/05/2023

British Columbia has become the first province to require a three-day cooling-off period for buyers after they've signed an agreement to purchase a home.

01/04/2023

The previous record was set in 2021 when the country welcomed more than 405,000 newcomers.

12/07/2022

Bank of Canada to announce interest rate decision this morning

11/22/2022

Rent in Canada is climbing further still, even as housing prices dip. A new report from Rentals.ca found the average rent in Canada rose 11.8% in October compared to a year prior, reaching $1,976 per month. While rental prices dipped significantly during the pandemic, they are now 7% higher that pre-pandemic levels. Locally, Vancouver ($2,576), Toronto ($2,478) and Burnaby ($2,290) are the most expensive places to rent, while Grande Prairie, Alta. ($968), Red Deer ($1,017) and Saskatoon ($1,023) are the cheapest

11/22/2022

Rent in Canada is climbing further still, even as housing prices dip. A new report from Rentals.ca found the average rent in Canada rose 11.8% in October compared to a year prior, reaching $1,976 per month. While rental prices dipped significantly during the pandemic, they are now 7% higher that pre-pandemic levels. Locally, Vancouver ($2,576), Toronto ($2,478) and Burnaby ($2,290) are the most expensive places to rent, while Grande Prairie, Alta. ($968), Red Deer ($1,017) and Saskatoon ($1,023) are the cheapest

Canadians are continuing to pay more for rent, with prices climbing by almost 12 per cent in October, according to a report by Rentals.ca.