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Ontario housing development delayed by water and sewer infrastructure capacity

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Ontario Housing Projects Are Approved — So Why Can’t They Build?

Ontario housing development is facing a new challenge. Even projects that have cleared zoning and planning approvals can still be prevented from moving forward because of something far less visible: water and sewer...

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Toronto and Vancouver housing markets blog cover showing condo skylines and the headline “Buyer’s Market or Warning Sign?”

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Toronto and Vancouver Housing Markets 2026: Buyer’s Market or Ticking Time Bomb?

Toronto and Vancouver housing markets 2026 have made a surprising global headline. According to UBS’s latest Global Real Estate Bubble Index, inflation-adjusted home prices in both cities fell by roughly 10% over...

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Toronto condo construction hits a decades-long low while rental construction surges

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Toronto Condo Construction Hits a Decades-Long Low as Rental Development Surges

Toronto’s housing market is sending two very different signals. Condo construction has slowed to levels not seen in decades, while purpose-built rental construction is surging. For the first time since 1994,...

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East York home sale where a renovated Toronto bungalow sold for less than its previous purchase price

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East York Home Sale: Seller Loses $160K After Major Renovation

An East York home sale is getting attention after a Toronto homeowner sold for significantly less than they originally paid — despite reportedly investing approximately $200,000 into renovating the property. The...

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Canada US trade war and its potential impact on the Toronto housing market

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Canada U.S. Trade War: What It Could Mean for the Housing Market

The Canada US trade war may not seem directly connected to real estate, but ongoing trade tensions are creating new questions for Canadian homeowners, buyers, sellers and builders. The Canada U.S. trade war...

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Toronto housing supply gap and the need for more homes in the GTA in 2026

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Toronto Housing Supply Gap: Why Canada Still Needs More Homes

The Toronto housing supply gap remains one of the biggest challenges facing the GTA real estate market, even as lower home prices have recently provided some relief for buyers. New estimates from Canada Mortgage...

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Mortgage stress in Ontario and its impact on homeowners and buyers in 2026

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Mortgage Stress Is Rising in Ontario: What Homeowners and Buyers Need to Know

Mortgage stress in Ontario is rising as financial pressure becomes more noticeable among homeowners and buyers. Canada's mortgage market remains relatively stable overall, but new data suggests financial pressure...

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Ontario landlord rules changing September 21, 2026, including N4, N12, renoviction and LTB hearing updates

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Ontario Landlord-Tenant Rules Are Changing September 21, 2026: What Landlords Need to Know

  Ontario landlord rules are changing significantly on September 21, 2026, with updates affecting N4 notices, N12 evictions, late rent and Landlord and Tenant Board procedures. Ontario landlords are about to...

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Toronto micro condo prices drop 12.2% while Vancouver micro condos gain 4.9%

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Toronto Micro Condo Prices Drop 12% While Vancouver Units Gain Value

Toronto micro condo prices have fallen sharply over the past five years, with the smallest units experiencing some of the biggest declines in the GTA condo market. New analysis from Wahi and Real Property...

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Fall home maintenance GTA tips for homeowners preparing their home for autumn

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Back to School, Back to Routine: 7 Ways to Reset Your Home for Fall

Fall home maintenance GTA homeowners should prioritize starts with the change of seasons. With the kids back in school, summer vacations winding down and schedules getting busy again, September is the perfect time...

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Canada loses 42,000 jobs in August 2026 as employment declines across the Canadian labour market

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Canada Loses 42,000 Jobs in August 2026 as Labour Market Cools

Canada jobs August 2026 data shows the labour market took an unexpected step backward, with employment falling by 42,000 positions following a strong 75,000-job increase in July. Canada’s labour market took an...

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GTA new home sales July 2026 showing 781 single-family home sales compared with 237 condo sales

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GTA Single-Family New Home Sales Surge While Condos Continue to Lag

GTA New Home Sales Tell Two Very Different Stories The Greater Toronto Area’s new construction market saw a significant rebound in July, but the recovery is far from evenly distributed. New single-family home...

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