Real Estate

Baby boomers think it’s a great idea. Millennials don’t. Shouldn’t that be reversed?

Why sales and prices seem likely to continue to fall for at least the next two or three months

If American households ruined by the housing crash would have received as much attention as Wall Street, the world would be a different place today

Listed at $150,000, it’s a two-storey manse with some minor logistical issues: half of it sits in Canada, the other in the United States

"Gag orders" on banning complaints and annoying behaviour are just the tip of the condo craziness iceberg

As B.C. and Ontario slap taxes on non-resident buyers, Alberta has a message: ’C’mon over’

When aspiring home owners gathered in Toronto for a chat about the housing market, they got very different perspectives on whether they should rent, buy or give up.

We trace the growing concern over Canada’s housing market—particularly Toronto’s—as shown by quotes from policymakers, economists and analysts

At $1.5 million for a Toronto house, you could go the private island route for less.

Canada needs an independent body with the power to respond to financial threats, but politics keeps getting in the way