41 Percent of Canadian Home Builders Have Laid Off Workers – Many Don’t Plan to Rehire
Canada needs to build 5.8 million homes by 2030 to restore affordability, according to CMHC, yet residential construction is now moving backward. A new report from the Canadian Home Builders’ Association (CHBA) shows: ✅ 41% of builders in Canada have laid off workers❌ Most do not plan to rehire them In key markets, the number is even higher: This marks the lowest level…
House Rich, Cash Poor: Why So Many Canadians Are Stuck in Their Dream Home
Many Canadians are “house rich but cash poor” in 2025. Here’s why so many homeowners are struggling to afford everyday life despite sitting on hundreds of thousands in home equity.
7 Cheapest Places to Buy a House in Alberta Right Now (2025 Data)
Yes, you can still buy a home under $350K in Alberta. We break down the 7 cheapest cities to buy right now based on 2025 data — plus why Alberta’s market is cooling but still strong.
5 Mississauga Listings Right Now For Every Budget
Looking for a home in Mississauga but not sure where to start? We rounded up 5 real listings at 5 different price pointsto show what your budget can get you in one of the GTA’s most in demand cities. Whether you are a first time buyer, upsizing, investing, or looking for luxury, here are 5 Mississauga homes…
Canada’s Happiest Big City is in Ontario – What It Costs To Live There
While housing affordability continues to challenge Canadians from coast to coast, one Ontario city is proving that happiness and homeownership can still go hand in hand. According to Leger’s Happy Cities 2025 report, analyzed by Zoocasa, Mississauga ranks as Canada’s happiest large city, and the only major Ontario city with a happiness score above the national average. The study examined…
Why Alberta Home Prices Are Rising – Even as Sales Stagnate
It seems counterintuitive: more homes are sitting on the market, fewer people are closing deals – yet benchmark home prices in Alberta are still holding strong (and in some areas, even rising). What’s behind this paradox? In this article, we dive into local data, expert voices, and real stories to explain why Alberta home prices are…
This $12,000/Month Bridle Path Home Has a Gym, Sauna & Media Room
If you’ve ever wanted to live the Bridle Path lifestyle, this $12,000/month luxury rental at 108 Highland Crescent might just be your dream address. Located near Bayview Avenue and York Mills Road, this custom-built home blends elegance with everyday comfort, offering a full suite of high-end amenities in one of Toronto’s most sought-after neighbourhoods. 🏡 Property Details ✨…
Toronto and Vancouver Are Slipping – These Cities Are Still Climbing
Royal LePage’s fall 2025 report shows Canada’s housing market balancing as prices hold steady. National home prices rise 0.1% year-over-year while major cities like Toronto and Vancouver record declines.
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