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The Greater Toronto Area housing market demonstrated significant resilience and renewed momentum in March 2026, marking a pivotal shift as it enters the spring season.

Recent media reports about the decline in home sales and prices in the GTA condominium sector have given many buyers pause, but experts say 2026 is shaping up to be a strategic window for condo buyers.

Most people who buy a home are eager to make some changes to make it their own. Whether it's a new paint job or undertaking major work such as a full kitchen or bathroom remodel, the key to a successful renovation is planning.

In the Greater Toronto Area landscape, the intersection of urban gentrification and public education creates a powerful economic engine that can significantly impact property values.

Even though replacing a roof is a minor renovation project in the grand scheme of things, you should prepare for what you may have to endure while the work is going on.

The Greater Toronto Area housing market in January 2026 continued its downward trajectory from the previous year, but first-time buyers are expected to lead a market recovery with a unique window of opportunity.

Are you thinking of selling your home, but the thought of getting it market-ready keeps you on the fence? Here are some tips to make this process efficient and worthwhile.

If your mortgage renewal is approaching and you are unsatisfied with your current renewal offer, there has never been a better time to switch lenders.

Using the blue box recycling program is valuable, but you can take this initiative to another level by keeping materials out of landfill through reducing, reusing, repairing or donating.

Most of us leave this annual chore to the last minute. But preparing and filing your taxes early ensures you get your refund sooner and lets you take full advantage of the numerous tax breaks and credits.

When snow accumulates on your roof, it can lead to water leakage into your house, even if your roof is new. The culprit is ice damming.

Canada's mortgage industry is seeing more Canadians opting for a variable mortgage rate of late.

Paying down a mortgage or investing in stocks depends heavily on individual circumstances.

When homeowners sell their homes and move, they make sure that all their belongings go with them. But sometimes, especially in cases of downsizing, some still usable pieces are left behind.

The GTA housing market in November saw slower activity as sales fell almost 16 per cent compared to last year.

Fire safety is a critical aspect of home maintenance, and taking proactive steps can save lives and prevent significant property damage.

If you are planning and dreaming about buying your first home, you are probably aware that two years ago, the federal government rolled out the First Home Savings Account (FHSA).

Contrary to headline-grabbing tales, the condo sky is not falling. Yes, condo prices and sales have dropped since the market's peak two years ago and inventory remains historically high.

Most mortgage shoppers navigate their search by seeking out the lowest rate out there. But, experts say, it's the "small print" features of the contract that are also important.

GTA home sales in September tracked at a brisk pace, home transactions were up by 8.5 per cent compared to the same month last year.

A quick guide to help protect your investment, reduce energy costs, and keep your home safe and comfortable through the colder months.

Furnaces aren't known for being fickle, but there are certain protective measures homeowners should implement to ensure their homes are warm and comfortable this winter.

Houses with income suites (often called secondary units or in-law suites) that can be rented are a big draw for buyers these days.

If you are a landlord or a tenant, here's a primer on what you should know about the new Rental Renovation Licence Bylaw or "renoviction" bylaw in Toronto.

Recent statistics reveal a surprising trend that mortgage debt carried by young families is declining.

The GTA in July saw the best home sales result in four years. Sales were up by 10.9 per cent in comparison to July 2024.

Summer is a great time for performing maintenance tasks and taking care of home improvements.

Most of Canada has shifted to a buyers' market in real estate. In places like GTA's condo belt, "buyer's market" doesn't quite capture the downturn.

Tenant insurance provides financial protection for a renter's personal belongings and offers liability coverage in case of accidents or damage.

Homeowners who are 65 or over may be able to take advantage of some tax credits.

Those seeking to buy a home in the GTA are in a better place this year than last year.

It's important to consider the effects the summer heat will have on your cooling system.

Global stock markets went into a downward spiral after U.S President Donald Trump announced sweeping trade tariffs on many countries around the world.

It may be time to review your home insurance policy if you haven't take a look at it lately.

The underground economy (UE) in Canada is estimated at $38 billion, annually.

March continued to favour homebuyers in the GTA.

Water is a powerful force of nature, and when it's not properly managed, it can wreak havoc on your home.

Canada's Big Banks are prepping for a period of intense competition as 1.2 million fixed-rate mortgages come up for renewal this year.

Although the deadline for filing your 2024 taxes is April 30, financial experts advise that you should file as soon as you get all the necessary documents.

You don't necessarily need handyman skills to pitch in and reduce the cost of your next home improvement project.

The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) reports that January home sales in the GTA declined by 7.9 per cent year-over-year but increased from December 2024 by 14.5 per cent.

Smart thermostats offer a plethora of advantages that extend beyond comfort.

Condo sales in the City of Toronto in November jumped by 37.9 per cent year-over-year.

There is something brewing below the surface that will have a big impact on your future mortgage competition landscape: open banking.

Conventional wisdom generally favours homeowners paying off their mortgage as early as possible since it's a guaranteed return on your money.

The GTA real estate market in November gained even more steam on the heels of a rally in October.

Here is some valuable information to help finance your home. As a first time home buyer you are uniquely able to take advantage of some government incentives.

Cleaning the dishwasher sounds counterintuitive. Most people think, "Isn't it a self-cleaning appliance?" Well, not really.

Despite two recent interest rate cuts by the Bank of Canada, the real estate market remained stubbornly soft.

Industry players have complained about the glaring imbalance between uninsured and insured mortgages in the application of the stress test.

The recent Municipal Benchmarking Study from BILD warns that the region's new housing supply is lagging dangerously behind population growth.