Alessia Yaworsky had a head start on working from home.

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Buying and selling a house in midst of the COVID-19 pandemic was, for Denise Craine and her husband, an exercise in adapting to viewing rules that changed from one house to another.

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Canadian homebuyers are putting down less for their payments on a home than they were a few months ago, potentially reflecting a drop in the intensity of demand, according to data provided by an online national brokerage.

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TORONTO – CBRE Group Inc. says the national office vacancy rate hit 15.7 per cent in the third quarter for the highest level since 1994 as people continue to work from home because of COVID-19.

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Variable rate mortgages are surging as Canadians pile on the cheap debt, betting that we won’t see a Bank of Canada interest rate hike until the end of next year.

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Although historically low, the number of international arrivals to Canada during July increased from the same month last year, according to a new report released Wednesday by Statistics Canada.

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Nationally, prices for new homes rose 0.7 per cent in August, continuing the upward trend that began in May 2020, according to Statistics Canada.

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The federal Liberals took a hit in the Atlantic region as they lost three seats compared to the last election in 2019.

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The resale market in August continued to show signs of easing with activity levels that reflect the seasonal nature of the real estate market in Manitoba, The Manitoba Real Estate Association (MREA) announced Friday.

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CIBC became the second Big 6 bank to cut its 5-year fixed mortgage rate this week.

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