Real Estate

Even localized housing bubbles can have national consequences, but Canada has no regulatory body capable of addressing them

The condo boom has seen investors pour billions into syndicated mortgages. They’re pitched as high return, low risk investments—but is that too good to be true?

Despite the weak loonie, Canada’s average house price of $478,100 is enough to snatch nice digs in many of America’s largest cities.

If the oil crash and housing slowdown were not enough, banks now face their Uber moment

The most inspiring, inglorious and downright bizarre bits of real estate that made news this year around the globe

What needs to be addressed to increase homeownership: market sustainability or affordability?

Don’t expect federal leaders to get serious about the bubble—they have too much to gain from the status quo, writes Jason Kirby

Stephen Harper knows foreign buyers in Canada’s housing market is a hot issue even beyond Vancouver. Now what?

Why ’iceberg houses’ with multi-storey basements—possibly the final frontier in high-end London real estate—are coming under fire

Shrinking small towns across Canada are turning to that tried-and-true growth technique: cheap land