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Starting later this month, the three real estate boards in the region will formally require listing realtors to disclose the number of offers on a sale after a bid is accepted.

BC Assessment's latest valuations have pegged home values at five to 15 per cent higher than last year, despite real estate sales and prices slumping across the province.

From food to fuel, here are four ways life is about to get more expensive in the New Year -- and a handful of ways that it probably won't.

In Canada, the average home price jumped 22.8 per cent in January to a record $621,525.

Young families say their generation has been priced out of the Vancouver condo market, making it impossible to get housing anywhere near the city.

A Vancouver realtor is irritated that would-be buyers are increasingly missing out on condo sales due to developers selling out units to friends, family, and investors before opening to the public.

A Vancouver real estate agent is putting the spotlight on how speculators are rapidly driving up prices for homes in the region.

Realtors will soon no longer be able to represent both sides of a deal in B.C.

Global News has compiled a list of Toronto mayoral and city council candidates as well as all the information you need on how, where, and when to cast your ballot.

Frosty housing markets in much of Canada are changing the rules of the game for homesellers.

According to Steve Saretsky, unreleased numbers from the Canadian Real Estate Association show just a little over 1,700 transactions last month.

“People used to say, ‘I’d better jump in the market, it’s going to be higher next month, now they say, ‘I’d better sit back.’”

In an interview with Consumer Matters, B.C.'s Minister of Finance says when it comes to home buying and making legislative changes the province is addressing a number of issues.

The numbers will be the first look at the immediate impact of a 15-per-cent tax on foreign buyers in Metro Vancouver's real estate market, one month after it came into effect on Aug. 2.

He said Langley was the hottest condo market this time last year but now prices are dropping off as the area becomes flooded with condos.

The boom is over. Here's what that means for buyers and sellers.

A new report confirms what most people already know: affordable housing is in short supply in Metro Vancouver. Critics say there's a bigger problem.

Demand for condos was as high as ever in June, while detached home sales across the region dropped off

Sales have already begun to drop off, but will the pandemic have a lasting impact on prices?

A return of investor demand is driving a surge in home sales volumes in Toronto and Vancouver.