real estate

The Canadian housing market is poised for a modest rebound next year.

After a brief pause in September, home sales across Canada picked back up again in October.

Canadian home sales slumped in September for the first time since April, reports CREA.

Toronto’s condo market has been deteriorating, but a report suggests a less severe outcome than the 1990s' crash.

The Canadian Real Estate Association reports national home sales recorded their best August in four years.

National home sales continued to climb in July, driven again by the Greater Toronto Area.

The number of home sales rose 2.8 per cent per cent on a month-over-month basis in June.

Canadian homes sales rose in May, marking the first month-over-month gain in activity since last November.

Canadian home sales fell once again in March, as did housing starts, by 4.8 and 0.7 per cent, respectively.

Canadian home sales fell sharply in February from January, during the first full month of the U.S. trade war.