On average, a house is on the market for only 10 days before it's snatched up, compared to 27 days in 2019.

Statistics Canada says most large urban regions in Canada saw their population growth slow in 2020, in part due to people working from home seeking a higher-quality lifestyle.

The latest report from the Realtors Association of Edmonton shows 2020 didn't end so bad: In December, single-family home sales were up 26.4 per cent compared to 2019.

Despite a COVID-19-driven recession, B.C. saw real estate sales surge 21.5 per cent last year, while prices across the province were up 11.7 per cent from 2019.

Despite a slowdown when the COVID-19 pandemic first hit, residential sales in the Okanagan picked up again in late spring, and 2020 ended up surpassing previous years.

Kitchener-Waterloo home sales figures for 2020 totaled $3.9 billion, which was a hefty 26.5 per cent above 2019.

The London and St. Thomas Association of Realtors says 2020 was one of their best years on record for home sales in the region.

The Fraser Valley Real Estate Board says last month was the best December ever, with 2,086 home sales. And there's no sign of it slowing down.

More than 900 homes were sold in the Hamilton-Burlington region last month, up more than 41 per cent compared to December 2019.

BC Assessment said Metro Vancouver's residential market has proven to be resilient amid the COVID-19 pandemic.