We Need to Hit the Reset Button on National Building Code

Governments are taking action to reduce red tape, cut sales taxes on new homes for first-time buyers, speed up the approvals process and lower levies and development charges. However, our housing stats continue to get worse. We just aren’t building enough new homes.Canada Mortgage and Housing Corpor

Edmonton Housing Market 2025: Momentum Eases but Undersupply and Price Growth Persist

Edmonton’s housing market has emerged as one of the strongest in the country through the first half of 2025, outperforming nearly all major Canadian cities, including its historically more active counterpart, Calgary. According to Edge Realty Analytics’ June 2025 report, Edmonton’s real estate marke

Canada’s Housing Market: Big Cities Cool While Smaller Regions Heat Up

Canada’s housing market in the first half of 2025 has shown two clear patterns: In the country’s priciest cities, Toronto and Vancouver, buyers are moving more slowly. In contrast, many smaller and more affordable regions, from Quebec City to communities in the Prairies and Atlantic Canada, are seei