Real Estate

Tighter lending rules will send borrowers into the arms of ’alternative lenders,’ posing a whole new set of hazards

Regulators have finally realized that Canada is addicted to debt, and are trying to limit the fallout. This is not a bad thing.

By leveraging the land it sits on, a Calgary branch got a chic new hall with a trendy eatery and luxury condo tower on-site. Other cash-strapped legions may soon follow suit.

Opinion: The lesson, one year into Vancouver’s foreign buyers tax, is that real-estate supply may actually be the city’s biggest problem

Low delinquency rates are not an indicator of financial health among households or the economy. Quite the opposite, writes insolvency expert Scott Terrio.

The self storage industry in Canada is booming and going to extreme lengths to stash your excess stuff

Canadians have come to expect ever cheaper debt. An interest rate hike this week would mark the reversal of that trend.

The next few months will be crucial in determining whether the Toronto housing market has simply stumbled, or if this is the start of a deeper correction

The have-nots of housing are watching, mad as hell, as homeowners glory in their paper fortunes. And they’re starting to lash out.