Economists Warn of Closing Affordable Housing Window, Mortgage Rate Volatility

Economists are warning that the opportunity to find affordable housing in Canada is diminishing.

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

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

New developments are being discussed for delivering the next generation of rental housing.

The current volatility in mortgage rates is expected to continue for the foreseeable future.

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

A new, flexible approach to selling homes has been introduced in Toronto.

Private and public partnerships are changing how student housing is developed across Canada.

A Toronto condo developer has successfully reduced a significant penalty despite past issues.

An explanation is provided for why fixed mortgage rates increase when the Bank of Canada holds its key rate.