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Calgary home sales fell short of new listings in September, pushing inventory higher and shifting the market toward buyers. The city recorded 1,720 sales against 3,782 new listings, driving inventory to 6,916 units — 36 per cent higher than a year ago and more than 17 per cent above typical September levels, according to the Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB). Row and apartment-style homes led the increase in supply. Supply growth outpaces demand Ann-Marie Lurie, CREB chief economist, said supply has been climbing across resale, new home and rental markets at the same time demand is slowing.…
Framed by a serene pond and the timeless landscapes of the Rouge Valley, the Townhomes of Little Rouge (“Little Rouge”) bring tranquility and beauty right to your doorstep. Coming soon to Donald Cousens Parkway and Ninth Line, the Townhomes of Little Rouge by Camcos Living combine modern architecture, spacious layouts, and premium lifestyle features. For homeowners seeking both the serenity of nature and the convenience of city living, this Markham community is uniquely positioned to deliver the best of both worlds. Camcos LivingWhere Urban Meets NatureSpread across 147 residences, the community offers a curated mix of back-to-back and traditional townhomes.…
Canada’s central bank cut interest rates to support a weakening economy, but admits it may not help. The Bank of Canada (BoC) lowered its overnight rate by 25 basis points to 2.5%, but its own internal meeting notes reveal uncertainty about the decision. In its Summary of Deliberations, the BoC acknowledges it’s downplaying inflation risks to focus on growth—even while admitting monetary policy is the wrong tool for the structural damage underway. Rate Cut Justified By Weakness, Not Inflation Progress The BoC cut the overnight rate with the official rationale being economic support, as inflation has eased. They specifically cite…
Taylor Swift’s 12th studio album, The Life of a Showgirl, is set to drop on October 3—and we’re celebrating in true Swiftie fashion. Just like each album has its own story and aesthetic, every home tells a tale. So we asked ourselves: what if Taylor’s eras were houses? From cozy cottages to bold statement mansions, here’s our ultimate listings roundup of Taylor Swift albums reimagined as listings. Jump Ahead Property Details Specs: 7 beds, 6 baths Unique Features: Three-car detached garage with heating and cooling, original fireplace This teal-and-blue coloured 1920s Foursquare blends historic character with modern design, perfectly echoing…
Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO) says the insurance program manager handling the iPro Realty Ltd. matter is working toward processing the “significant volume” of agent commission protection claims within months. An update released by RECO on Wednesday offers a glimpse into the insurance payout situation for consumers and agents. In August, Mississauga-based iPro was forced to close after the discovery of a $10.5-million shortfall in its trust account. The fallout has been concerning and confusing for many of those affected. Since Aug. 29, the insurance program manager has been paying eligible consumer deposit claims submitted under the professional liability…
Elysium Investments has built its reputation on rethinking what cities need — and then moving boldly to deliver it. From transforming overlooked opportunities abroad to reshaping Toronto’s rental landscape, the firm has consistently shown a talent for anticipating where demand is headed next. Its newest focus: solving one of the most urgent challenges facing young people today: student housing.Known for finding fresh solutions to city-building challenges, Elysium has recognized an unmet need in the student housing sphere: affordable, high-quality accommodations located close to major post-secondary institutions.With the aim of democratizing student housing, the investment firm is introducing Yarra: a modern…
Lucas Smith Signature Real Estate is spearheading a record-setting event this week, bringing together real estate, community, and philanthropy in support of Make-A-Wish Canada. From Oct. 2 at 4 p.m. to Oct. 5 at 5 p.m., the World’s Longest Open House will take place at Metric Homes’ model home at 51 Axel Crescent in Stittsville, West Ottawa. The event will run continuously for more than 73 hours, offering visitors the chance to tour the new home while helping raise funds and awareness for the children’s charity. “You can come at 1 a.m. and grab a bowl of popcorn and join…
Turnkey Investing: How Hotel-Managed Properties Are Driving Real Estate Returns in the Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic has quickly become one of the most compelling destinations for international real estate investors, not only because of its robust tourism industry and favourable tax environment but also due to the rise of hotel-managed properties. These projects offer investors a unique “hands-off” opportunity for potential cash flow, with the ease of professional management and the added benefit of lifestyle perks. For investors seeking both strong financial performance and minimal operational hassle, hotel-managed properties represent one of the most attractive entry points into the Dominican market. Occupancy and Rental Performance Tourism in the Dominican Republic is steadily expanding,…
Despite the fact that Toronto’s unhoused population has more than doubled since 2021, the City is set to receive a fraction of the Canada-Ontario Housing Benefit (COHB) funding in its sixth year that it did in both its fourth- and fifth-year allocations. Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow wrote in a letter that went to the Executive Committee on Monday that the Province allocated $38 million to Toronto from the COHB between April 2024 and March 2025, and $19.75 million from April 2025 to March 2026 — but between April 2026 and March 2027, the City will receive only $7.95 million, representing…
Canada’s job market is worse than it looks, according to one of Canada’s largest banks. National Bank of Canada (NBF) is warning investors the surprising growth in payroll data has been misread as strength, but zooming out reveals it’s now aligning with the weakness observed in the Labour Force Survey (LFS). When combined with plunging job vacancies and a broad weakness across industries, the risk is much greater than initial data implies. The latest Canadian payroll data was stronger than expected, but it should be viewed in context. Canada added 21k payroll employees in July, according to the latest Statistics…