Real Estate

The banks earn big profits off soaring house prices, knowing that taxpayers will clean up the mess if the bubble pops. That has to change.

All over Canada, entire towns are listed for less than some small houses in the city—but owning one can come at a steep price

The notion of home ownership has been close to the heart of successive British governments, but in the age of Generation Rent that dream has died

Fortress’s defamation suit against an independent analyst over his tweets tested a new Ontario law protecting free expression in the public interest

Recent events in the province illustrate why the popular boomer narrative that Millennials are an entitled bunch is so galling

A look at the square-footage costs across 30 Canadian cities shows the difference in nationwide home prices

Online brokerages and splashy startups are using technology to improve the often hellish act of buying property—and change the role of realtors

In Alberta, a combination of high house prices, soaring personal debt levels and a wave of job losses have pushed many into foreclosure

Canada’s household debt is at record highs and a reckoning is coming. B.C.’s offer to further burden the most vulnerable borrowers will surely backfire

By offering interest-free loans, B.C. is encouraging residents to take on bigger risks, with all the benefits going to existing homeowners and developers