Neil Sharma

Tim Hudak, former leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario and current Ontario Real Estate Association CEO, says 2018 will be a jarring year if the government doesn't change tack

With a municipal election in Vancouver this year, the approvals process could be even slower, but one thing not expected to change is the city’s supply crunch

Townline has watched housing in Metro Vancouver grow further and further out of reach for the many, and decided to do something about it

The Places to Grow Act, Ontario's growth plan, was drawn up to intensify urban hubs throughout the province, but B-20 might have the opposite effect

Merging its Canadian and American offices, Intracorp is streamlining its knowledge of different markets and, in the process, bringing a unique approach to building.

If any proof was needed that Montreal is in the midst of a full-scale real estate boom, look no further than the month of November

Vancouver real estate has become so desirable—and expensive—that, in many areas, the cost of rezoning isn't worth it, and that's impeding the city's ability to densify

It's no secret that there's money to be made on Canadian real estate, and a lot of landholders with no development experience have found their builder for hire

As Alberta, B.C. and Ontario have borne witness to market corrections over the last couple of years, residents have held their collective breath hoping they'll be able to enter the housing market. But will they?

A new REMAX survey revealed most Canadians are in the dark about the looming mortgage lending rules, but that doesn't mean they have to be left behind when they're ready to buy