Homes
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Advocates push for more homes to be built in Saskatchewan"We have a lack of inventory and our inventory keeps going down month after month for the past three years," said Chris Guerette, Saskatchewan Realtors Association CEO.EconomyJul 7
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Eco-Solar home tours showcase energy efficient living in LethbridgeFive Lethbridge-area homeowners took part on Saturday in the Eco-Solar home tours.ConsumerJun 18
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Community activist questions ‘affordability’ of Montreal new housing planAt least one housing activist argues the Montreal's plan to build 60,000 new units won't help some of the most vulnerable income earners.CanadaJun 1
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Some of the highest shares of homes for sale under $200K are in Regina, Saskatoon: reportRegina and Saskatoon are among the large cities in Canada to boast the highest share of listings for homes under $200,000.CanadaMay 24
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Calgarians look outside city limits for slice of homebuyers’ paradiseWith housing prices holding steady, some Calgarians a now looking outside city limits in order to make their dollar stretch a little further.ConsumerMay 20
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Saskatchewan in need of nearly 142,000 new homes by 2030'All the costs are going up, interest rates, etc.,' said Guérette. 'There’s a lot of unknowns but at the end of the day, people are still going to need to live somewhere.'CanadaMay 17
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Kenora issues evacuation order for some residents as water levels riseThe City of Kenora has issued an evacuation order for some residents as water levels rise.WeatherMay 13
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Development freeze reimposed at Fairview shopping centrePointe-Claire city council voted in favour of putting a freeze on all new construction projects in the parking lot of the Fairview shopping centre.CanadaMay 4
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Home prices in London, Ont. and rest of Canada expected to stay high despite interest rates risingDespite interest rates going up, Royal LePage is still predicting a steady rise in Canadian home prices, with solid growth also seen in the London region.EconomyApr 25
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London, Ont. committee endorses hiring consultant to study how to handle vacant homesCity staff estimate hiring of a consultant will cost between $100,000 and $150,000, with the RFP process taking up to five months.CanadaJan 31
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