Canadian home sales heating up with the summer weather
The Canadian Real Estate Association released its housing market data for June 2018, reporting a slight improvement in sales compared to May 2018.
Artworks Tower opening this fall in Regent Park in Toronto!
Regent Park in Toronto is undergoing one of the most ambitious and incredible revitalizations in the history of the city, and Daniels is playing a leading role.
4 amazing opportunities for move-up buyers
Over the last year and a half, the housing market has been a roller coaster ride of record high prices, low supply, strong demand, low and high sales, and rising interest rates.
Lower your utility bill with these water saving tips
Summer just started and we’re already on our second heat wave. One thing that happens during the summer is that everyone’s water use goes up. So we’re sharing a few tricks to help you save water at home this summer.
This Winnipeg builder wants to be the IKEA of the new home industry
A Winnipeg-based builder is trying to change the industry with their prefab, net zero detached homes. KITHOUSE is about to make waves, and Ontario may need it now more than ever.
Hamilton condo construction on the rise thanks to first-time buyers
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation released its housing starts data for June 2018, reporting an upward trend compared to the previous month.
Receive up to $25,000 in home upgrades and free appliances at Explorers Walk in Kitchener!
Fusion Homes just filled us in on a brand new, limited time offer at Explorers Walk in Kitchener! You don’t want to miss this opportunity.
Our favourite options for 2 new parks in Toronto
Waterfront Toronto and the City of Toronto Parks, Forestry and Recreation Division teamed up to issue a request for qualification to develop two new parks, York Street Park and Rees Street Park.
How are millennials affording new homes and condos in the GTA?
With the Altus Group statistics released by BILD for May 2018 noting that the benchmark price for new single-family homes was $1,144,191 and for high-rise $758,370, one has to wonder how first-time buyers are making their way into the market.
Is Toronto’s slower spring market finally over?
While the region appears to be recovering from the 20% to 30% sales plunges that followed last April’s Ontario Fair Housing Plan, conditions were stubbornly subdued in the period between March to May – typically the busiest time of the year for home sales
