Build Canada Homes announced its first development project on October 14, 2025—540 factory-built homes at Toronto's Arbo Downsview site with 40% affordable housing, alongside a $283 million federal infrastructure investment in the Black Creek sewer system.

Ontario condo corporations have the legal power to force a sale of your unit if you fall behind on maintenance fees, thanks to automatic liens created under the Condominium Act, 1998.

Changing property ownership involves adding or removing individuals from title for five key reasons: marriage or new relationships, divorce or separation, estate planning, business and creditor protection, and mortgage financing considerations.

Toronto's new home market has collapsed to historic lows in 2025, with single-family home sales down 67% and condo sales plummeting 92% compared to 10-year averages.

Toronto's condo market is experiencing a historic correction with prices down 7% year-over-year and inventory at record highs. Desperate sellers are accepting losses of $100,000 to $800,000, and the $350,000 condo has returned to downtown.

Getting your name off a joint mortgage in Canada requires lender approval and the remaining borrower to re-qualify for the loan independently, typically through mortgage assumption, refinancing, or property sale.

When a home seller unexpectedly passes away before your Ontario real estate transaction closes, it creates uncertainty about whether your purchase will proceed as planned. This comprehensive guide explains how estates handle these situations.

The Toronto condo boom has hit an unexpected wall. With sales down 23% and listings up 31%, thousands of condo owners are questioning investments they thought were bulletproof.