Economists Warn of Closing Affordable Housing Window, Mortgage Rates Volatile

Economists are warning that the window for affordable housing in Canada is closing.

Bidding competition in the GTA is increasing slightly, but sellers are still waiting for market control.

Questions about the handling of a scandal are prompting a review of Saskatchewan real estate regulations.

There is a focus on delivering the next generation of rental housing through various initiatives.

The current volatility in mortgage rates is not expected to end soon.

Toronto is introducing free pre-approved plans for the development of fourplexes and sixplexes.

A new, flexible approach to selling homes is being introduced in Toronto.

Private and public partnerships are reshaping student housing development across Canada.

A Toronto condo developer has succeeded in reducing a significant penalty.

The reasons behind rising fixed mortgage rates when the Bank of Canada holds steady are explained.