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What You Can Buy In Toronto At Different Budgets Right Now
Toronto’s housing market can feel overwhelming, but understanding what each price point actually gets you can make the process a lot clearer. Whether you are a first-time buyer or moving up the property ladder, here is a breakdown of what different budgets typically buy across the city in 2026. This guide covers condos, townhomes, and…
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Canadian Mortgage Arrears Hit A 5-Year High
February 3, 2026 Canadian households are starting to feel the strain of higher borrowing costs, and the country’s major banks are seeing it show up in their books. New data from the Canadian Bankers Association (CBA) reveals that the national mortgage arrears rate increased again in November, reaching its highest level in five years. While…
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January 2026 Calgary Housing Market – Prices, Sales & Trends
February 3, 2026 The Calgary housing market entered 2026 with notable shifts in sales activity, inventory levels and pricing, according to the latest data from the Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB®). After several years of tight supply and strong price growth, the market is increasingly showing signs of balanced conditions, with rising inventory, mixed sales…
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Best GTA Suburbs for First-Time Home Buyers in 2026
February 2, 2026 Buying your first home in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) has become increasingly difficult, but not impossible. While Toronto proper remains out of reach for most first-time buyers, several surrounding suburbs still offer relatively lower prices, better value per square foot, and more attainable entry points. Using recent regional market data, here…
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Nova Scotia Sees Canada’s Largest Home Price Drop as PEI and Quebec Defy the Market
February 1, 2026 Most Canadian housing markets have so far held up better than expected during the national downturn – but cracks are starting to show. New data from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) reveals that home prices fell again in December, with only Prince Edward Island and Quebec managing to post gains. While…
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Half-Built Toronto Home For Sale For $1M
January 30 2026 A half-finished detached home in Scarborough is back on the market – and still priced above the $1 million mark, despite sitting incomplete for nearly two years. The property at 6 Cotton Avenue originally sold in 2020 as a standard three-bedroom bungalow, during the height of Toronto’s pandemic housing surge. The new…
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Greater Toronto Area Listings to Keep Your Eye on Right Now
January 30, 2026 The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) housing market continues to present opportunities for buyers, sellers, and investors who know where to look. While overall conditions remain competitive, certain neighbourhoods and property types are standing out due to pricing shifts, increased inventory, and long-term growth potential. Here’s a closer look at Greater Toronto listings worth…
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Canadian Developers Are Sitting on a Record 18,998 Unsold New Homes
January 29, 2026 Canadian developers are holding a record number of completed new homes that still have not sold – a notable shift in a country where many projects are typically sold before completion, especially in the condo market. New CMHC-tracked data highlighted by Better Dwelling shows completed-and-unsold inventory reached 18,998 units in December 2025,…
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Canadian Building Investment Hits Record – But Homeownership Isn’t Growing
January 25, 2026 Canadian building investment just surged to an all-time high, but a closer look at the data suggests the apparent construction boom is being driven by a very narrow segment of the market. New figures from Statistics Canada show investment is overwhelmingly concentrated in corporate-owned rental developments, particularly in Ontario, raising questions about…
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Ontario’s Housing Budget Cuts Explained: What Buyers, Renters, and Investors Lose in 2026
Ontario’s housing market has been under intense pressure for years, with skyrocketing home prices, limited rental supply, and growing affordability challenges. Now, budget cuts at the federal level are adding a new layer of complexity, sparking confusion and concern among homebuyers, renters, and investors alike. This article breaks down the housing budget cuts affecting Ontario…
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