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Canadian households continue to be increasingly optimistic about housing, even as the country suffers through a second wave of coronavirus cases.

The strength of the Canadian real estate market has continued to prove itself time and time again during the pandemic.

Home prices across Canada will drop seven percent in 2021 due to higher unemployment and lower incomes, according to a forecast published by Moody’s Analytics.

It can make sense to purchase rental or vacation properties through a corporation, but often it's simpler and less risky from a tax perspective.

Do the historically low mortgage rates we're seeing right now outweigh the risk of buying property during a pandemic?

Drawing on the equity in your home, a reverse mortgage is like a loan to yourself—and one you won’t have to repay while you’re alive or until you move.

Despite a global pandemic, house prices in the notoriously durable residential real estate market have climbed upward for the past few months.

In Toronto's top neighborhood pick of Alderwood, buyers can find everything from original post-war bungalows to modern two-storey homes, to larger family homes.

The No. 1 community of Hills of St. Andrew in York Region is often described as the Forest Hill of Aurora, and many residents happily commute three hours to work.

If you're looking for affordable luxury homes in a neighborhood with lush, green spaces and an abundance of river trails.

Affordable home prices and great selection make Georgetown a top pick for families seeking a community-centric city to call home.

Top pick Pringle Creek is well-established, with great access to commercial stores and restaurants, but with enough of a buffer to provide a tranquil spot.

The economic shock caused by the coronavirus pandemic will have the housing market in flux in 2020, and its lingering effects could lead to lower resale.

The 2019 housing market has been one of low rates, high demand and limited supply—particularly on the lower-priced end of the market.

When it comes to selling a home, top real estate agents from around the country all agree that buyers want their home to look as good as their Instagram feed.

Phylis and her son own a cottage together. She wants to understand the future tax and estate planning implications.