Foch: Canada enters fall with fewer home sales in every province
Sales are slipping and sellers have more competition, but Canada’s housing slowdown looks very different depending on where you’re buying or selling.
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Why disruption keeps failing (and what actually works): Q&A with Patrick Kearns
Patrick Kearns/contributed. I've seen the same story for almost two decades: a disruptor proclaims its intention of disrupting the Canadian real estate industry. The so-called barbarian appears with good funding, better tech, sleeker messaging and national...
Canadian rents fall 4.8% in August
Canada’s rental market continued to soften in August, with average asking rents falling 4.8 per cent from a year earlier to $2,035, according to the latest Rentals.ca and Urbanation Rent Report. It marked the 23rd consecutive month of year-over-year declines and the...
Canada’s housing construction shifts to rentals as ownership supply weakens: CMHC
Canada needs roughly twice as much housing construction as currently projected to restore affordability to pre-pandemic levels by 2036, as a growing shift toward rental development leaves ownership housing facing a significant supply crunch, according to Canada...
Why staging is becoming a leasing strategy, not just a sales one
A staged living room helps renters picture themselves in the space rather than an empty shell. (Photo courtesy of Red Barrinuevo Home) Three years ago, most of our staging calls and inquiries were about getting a home ready for sale. That changed. We saw a...
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