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Four New Residential Projects Planned for Montreal’s Most Vulnerable Populations
“Our government is committed to helping communities strengthen their capacity to develop local solutions to housing and homelessness needs,” said Minister of Housing and Infrastructure Gregor Robertson. Continue Reading Four New Residential Projects Planned for Montreal’s Most Vulnerable Populations
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of June 29-July 3
New board members at the American Real Estate Association, a cryptic social media message from the Opendoor CEO, and who’s to blame for the European heat wave? Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of June 29-July 3
‘Heated Rivalry’ Cottage Going on Airbnb, ‘Breaking Bad’ House Sold to Streamer Adin Ross
Oddly, the Airbnb listing doesn’t identify the property as being featured in “Heated Rivalry.” Continue Reading ‘Heated Rivalry’ Cottage Going on Airbnb, ‘Breaking Bad’ House Sold to Streamer Adin Ross
Tech Trends: Digital Tools for the Homebuyer
In the UK, 54% of identity verification checks are done manually. Continue Reading Tech Trends: Digital Tools for the Homebuyer
FIFA Pledges $50 Million to Build a New Soccer Stadium in Gaza
The stadium will accommodate between 20,000 and 25,000 spectators. Continue Reading FIFA Pledges $50 Million to Build a New Soccer Stadium in Gaza
Ground Broken on New 13-Story Toronto Condominium Complex
The Bedford will offer hotel-inspired services including 24-hour valet, concierge, and dedicated porter staff. Continue Reading Ground Broken on New 13-Story Toronto Condominium Complex
Drop in January Canadian Home Sales Blamed on Winter Weather
The non-seasonally adjusted national average home price was $652,941 in January. Continue Reading Drop in January Canadian Home Sales Blamed on Winter Weather
Canadian Housing Starts Down by 15%
Vancouver recorded a 37% increase in actual starts due to higher multi-unit and single-detached starts. Continue Reading Canadian Housing Starts Down by 15%
North Korea Opens Housing District for Families of Soldiers Killed Fighting with Russia in Ukraine
“Before their death, the heroic martyrs must have pictured in their mind’s eye their dear families living in the ever-prospering country,” said Kim Jong-un. Continue Reading North Korea Opens Housing District for Families of Soldiers Killed Fighting with Russia in Ukraine
Winnipeg Shopping Center Sells for $160.5 Million
St. Vital Centre encompasses approximately 1 million square feet of gross leasable area and features 160 retailers. Continue Reading Winnipeg Shopping Center Sells for $160.5 Million
Ground Broken on New Mixed-Use Development in Ottawa
The project will also feature ground-floor retail and public spaces designed to support a pedestrian-oriented environment. Continue Reading Ground Broken on New Mixed-Use Development in Ottawa
New Report Predicts Weak Canadian Housing Market for 2026
The report also forecasted Canada’s economy will grow slowly in 2026 based on geopolitical and trade uncertainty, significantly lower population growth, soft labor markets and modest income growth. Continue Reading New Report Predicts Weak Canadian Housing Market for 2026
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