More people are borrowing from non-bank lenders — at sharply higher interest rates — amid stricter mortgage rules.

Despite stress tests and climbing interest rates, there's hope.

Rent-to-own can be an alternative route to homeownership – but there are pitfalls.

The move could affect the benchmark used in the mortgage stress test, if more big banks follow suit.

A new report from Royal LePage shows the state of housing affordability for young buyers after the new mortgage stress-test rules.

One famous study shows a variable rate would have been the better deal 90 per cent of the time between 1950 and 2001. Does that still hold?

Housing markets across most of Canada are feeling the impact of rising interest rates and Ottawa's new mortgage rules.

Whether you're signing a new mortgage, up for renewal or refinancing, there's a simple rule of thumb to estimate how much you can afford to borrow.

Home sales dropped nearly 17 per cent compared to February of 2017, according to the Canadian Real Estate Association.

There are three ways to go about it, each with its pros and cons, say experts.