Toronto is not known as a kind place for aspiring homeowners to settle down, with soaring prices, bidding wars, investor prevalence and a general sense of urgency defining the last decade or so.

Toronto's real estate market is in an unprecedented downward spiral which continues to scare away buyers worried about what snail-paced sales and a growing backlog of listings will mean for their ...

Eager to move his young family into a house with a backyard amid the pandemic, Dale-Paul Jordan listed his Toronto condo for sale last month and prepared to start bidding on detached homes.

New condo prices in the city of Toronto declined for the first time in a decade, as developers cut rates and offered more incentives in an attempt to entice prospective buyers. The average price for a ...

Realtors caution to make sure you've budgeted enough — and aren't caught off guard by the final purchase price.

The latest list of least expensive properties for sale in Toronto from real estate website zoocasa.com features a King West condo listed for less than $300,000. Designed for city living, the ...

Prices would have to fall another 5% to 7% for investors to jump back into the market, a new industry report says ...

A list compiled by international real estate search portal Point2 shows Ontario — or Toronto, specifically — currently has the second-most expensive home for sale in Canada. The 6+2-bedroom, ...

A new report shows that small condo units are preferred by investors and that a lack of investor buyers may now be delaying new buildings. By Ian Austen There is a group of Canadians who want to see ...

In the thick of a housing crisis, there is suddenly a record number of homes for sale in Toronto that nobody wants. Near Jarvis and Dundas streets, realtor Jamie Page warned his clients two months ago ...

For years, low interest rates fuelled a big-city condo-flipping frenzy. Profits got bigger and condos got smaller. Now the bubble has popped, leaving behind thousands of unsellable, unlivable units.