Housing News

The Association of Interior Realtors said Okanagan real estate is still very much a seller’s market, however, many potential sellers are not listing due to extremely low inventory levels.

Two cats died in an apartment fire in Ottawa's Pineview neighbourhood Thursday afternoon.

The GTA’s housing supply challenge will only be solved if governments at all three levels work together, writes Dave Wilkes.

Lockboxes allow an interested buyer’s sales rep to enter a code and obtain the key to a home for a viewing, which they must supervise, writes Joe Richer.

Small business owners in Prince Edward County are now routinely arranging or offering housing to try to secure summer staff who would otherwise be priced out of its booming housing market.

Residents of a seniors’ retirement home were evacuated Thursday evening due to a fire.

Mayor Valérie Plante stirred the ire of social advocates on Thursday by stating that tent cities that have popped up around Montreal will not be tolerated. Plante says she is committed to tackling the city’s housing crisis and plans are underway to have 10 rapid housing projects up and running by 2022. But as Global’s...

We begin with a big investment into what is a big problem in Peterborough. The Provincial and Federal governments announced this morning an investment of more than three million dollars into local affordable housing projects. Tricia Mason has more…

By simply trying to be good neighbours, a pop-up beer garden in Winnipeg may have helped some people experiencing homelessness find a place to live. 

The Mill River Resort in western P.E.I. is looking to create more of a resort community with a new residential development across the road from the hotel.

Two groups in North Bay have teamed up in an effort to help tenants and landlords who are facing financial pressures.

Theresa Le, who bought a new townhouse with a legal basement apartment in the new Lawrence Heights development, says the option of renting it out will help her pay the mortgage.