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Developers are betting on new projects in some of Toronto’s oldest suburbs to attract millennials fleeing from the main city area’s inflamed home prices.

Fleeing Toronto for a cheaper house in the suburbs isn’t worth it for many people who have to commute to jobs back downtown.

Suburban allure has largely become a thing of the past, but in the Greater Toronto Area - where the cost of housing grows astronomically by the month - the outskirts are ... More

Canadians are confident in the Canadian real estate market, and they’re putting their money where their mouth is. According to the latest numbers from the Canadian Real ... More

Toronto Real Estate Board President Larry Cerqua announced that Greater Toronto Area REALTORS® reported 12,077 residential sales through TREB’s MLS® System in ... More

In Toronto suburbs, which cover the 905 area code, the average detached home price soared 35 per cent to $1.11 million from last February, the fastest growth of any housing ... More

Canada’s housing agency is warning that prices are soaring in smaller communities in British Columbia and Ontario as the real estate boom in Vancouver and Toronto spreads ... More

Developers say so. But experts say there is enough land around the city to last decades.

Strong price appreciation and constrained inventory in downtown core continues to drive homebuyers to suburbs.

The Royal LePage House Price Survey and Market Survey Forecast released today showed double-digit growth in the prices of homes across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). In ... More

A survey conducted by the Toronto-based Altus Group last fall revealed that millennials are open to establishing dwellings in suburban areas, contrary to a common perception ... More