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B.C. Supreme Court Overturns $25K Award To Evicted Tenant After Judge Calls RTB Ruling “Clearly Irrational”
A recent B.C. Supreme Court decision has reversed a $25,444 compensation order against a landlord, ruling that the Residential Tenancy Branch (RTB) made a “clearly irrational” error in a landlord’s use eviction case. Landlord No Longer Required To Pay $25,444 To Former Tenant Feng Ying Yu, a B.C. landlord, will not have to pay more…
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Canadian Home Sales Rise Again in October as Market Momentum Builds: CREA November 2025 Report
Canadian home sales edged up again in October 2025, marking six increases in the past seven months. Here’s what the latest CREA housing market report reveals about sales, prices, inventory, and what buyers and sellers can expect heading into 2026.
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Calgary Becomes the Top Destination for GTA Residents as 2,500 Families Relocate in 2024
A new analysis from Environics Analytics reveals a major migration shift: Calgary is now the number-one out-of-province destination for families leaving the Greater Toronto Area. In 2024 alone, about 2,500 GTA families moved to Calgary, reflecting a growing trend of Ontarians seeking affordability, space, and a more balanced housing market. This westward movement highlights significant lifestyle and economic changes shaping…
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Average Toronto Renter Earns More Than $94K – But Still Can’t Afford To Buy
Toronto’s rental market may finally be cooling, but affordability remains out of reach for many residents, even those earning close to six figures. A new national report from SingleKey shows that the average Toronto renter now earns $94,370, making them the highest-earning tenants in Canada. Still, the path to homeownership in the city is slipping further out…
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This $399K Detached Home in Hamilton Is Perfect For First-Time Buyers – And It’s 10 Minutes From the Waterfront
A freehold detached home in Hamilton’s up-and-coming Keith neighbourhood just hit the market for $399,888, and it’s one of the most affordable detached options in the city right now. With three bedrooms, nearly 1,300 sq. ft. of living space, and two-car parking, this home delivers serious value for buyers struggling to enter the Ontario housing market. 📍 56…
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Buy Canadian Trend Fuels Real Estate Boom In Canada’s Ski Towns
Canada’s housing market has felt choppy in 2025, but one segment is quietly heating up again: real estate in the country’s ski regions. According to Royal LePage’s 2025 Winter Recreational Property Report, home prices in popular ski destinations across British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, and Quebec rose in the first nine months of the year, helped…
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Barrie Condo Listed for $299,000 Offers Lake Simcoe Views From Every Room
A two-bedroom condo with uninterrupted Lake Simcoe views from every room has just hit the market in Barrie for $299,000 – a rare find at this price point, especially for buyers looking for water views, proximity to transit, and all utilities included in the condo fees. 705 – 414 Blake St, Barrie | Listed at $299,000Listed by Alex Monge…
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Calgary’s Living Wage Rises to $26.50 an Hour as Cost of Living Surges
Calgary’s living wage has officially increased to $26.50 per hour, according to the latest Living Wage Alberta report for 2024/2025. The new rate reflects the rising cost of daily essentials across the city, including transportation, child-care, groceries, and housing. The updated estimate is now more than $10 higher than Alberta’s minimum wage, underscoring growing affordability pressures for workers and families…
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35,000 People Left the Greater Toronto Area Last Year – Here’s Where They Moved
New data from CP24 shows that more than 35,000 residents left the Greater Toronto Area last year.With high living costs, rising mortgage payments, and a growing desire for more space, many Ontarians are relocating to nearby regions, and even across the country. Below is a breakdown of the top destinations GTA residents chose in 2024,…
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What You Can Buy In Toronto At Different Budgets Right Now
A 2025 guide to what different budgets can buy in Toronto. See what you can afford from $500K condos to $2 million luxury homes, including condos, townhomes, semis, and detached properties.
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