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Among the notable changes of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s recent cabinet shuffle was the appointment of immigration minister Sean Fraser as housing Minister.

See in which cities construction is slowing down and what it will take to get them back on track with Ontario’s plan to build 1.5 million new homes in a decade.

More than 300 tenants in Toronto are taking part in a rent strike. At the same time, landlords are protesting against the LTB’s perceived inefficiency.

Increased home sales, high prices, low supply, unyielding demand – PayProp has all the data you need to update your reading of the Canadian housing market.

April’s housing market upturn continued in May, when home sales and prices increased month-on-month. But an interest rate hike in June could derail momentum.

Canadians are facing worrying levels of household debt. Combined with soaring housing prices and the high cost of living, many are struggling to repay debts.

The majority of pre-sale condo investors in the Greater Toronto Area are struggling to make a profit, sounding alarms for the rental market as a whole.

Toronto's 2023 mayoral election this month may be decided by renters, and candidates are proposing some radical solutions to win them over.