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Four months after having its hand slapped by TREB, this online brokerage is closing its doors.

One real estate agent is raining down applause after the Premier of B.C., Christy Clark, put the nail in the coffin for a proposal surrounding a speculation tax on property flippers.

Giving yourself a personal brand that makes you stand out from the rest of the pack entails far more than wearing a snazzy suit. Michael Neaylon explains how to get it right, and the fatal mistakes to avoid.

Home prices reported by real estate boards in Ontario have agents setting realistic goals for their clients who often have idealistic goals for the home process.

Brokers in one major market may have noticed a decline in clients seeking mortgages for condos – and that trend may continue with fewer starts being reported as well.

New numbers from the CMHC highlight strong growth and multiple housing starts as a sign that demand is strong in the Canadian housing market.

Construction intentions for multi-family dwellings were down 8.1 per cent in April to 12,141 units, following two strong consecutive monthly gains, according to new figures by Statistics Canada.

Technology that has become a hot product in the U.S. is now making a difference for agents in Canada as they look for new ways to demonstrate value to clients.

An influx of rental properties with less renters to fill them has created a small dip in condo sales out West.

A once-contentious issue about foreign investment in Canada is losing steam as confidence is reportedly growing in 2015 due to housing and bonds, despite a troubled energy sector.