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Zown launches rewards program to help renters save toward ownership

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Zown's reward program helps renters save to buy homes

Zown Realty Inc. is helping renters buy a home by rewarding them with points that cover part of the transaction, serving as a separate pathway to home ownership from its main offering. 

New single-family home sales triple thanks to HST rebate

New single-family home sales in the GTA more than tripled in August from last year’s historic low, while condo sales have remained substantially below the 10-year average, according to data prepared by Altus Group for the building industry.

Ottawa's Tewin suburb could see nearly 25,000 homes

Initial 2021 plans pitched Ottawa’s new Tewin suburb for 35,000 to 45,000 residents. However, recently submitted developer planning applications reveal an expanded scope, raising the potential project scale to 24,900 homes and up to 64,500 residents.

Semi-complete subdivision placed under creditor protection

A sprawling subdivision project in Georgina, Ont., near Lake Simcoe has been placed under creditor protection midway through construction. ​Alliance Homes, Berkstar, and Rose Sutton LP have been developing the 312-unit project.

Developers lobby Ottawa for tax changes on new homes

Housing developers are lobbying Ottawa for tax changes that would allow buyers of new homes to deduct the interest paid on their mortgage from their taxable income, making homeownership more affordable for first-time buyers and young Canadians.

Trade war pressures mount on mortgage, housing markets

Existing and prospective homeowners could see the trade war hit home in the form of higher borrowing costs, higher material and construction costs, weaker near-term housing demand and slower long-term housing supply growth.

Toronto and Vancouver still attract the most newcomers

Over the past decade, newcomers have continued choosing Toronto and Vancouver at consistent rates, with census data showing over 40 per cent of all recent immigrants settling in the two metropolitan areas every year since 2016.

N.S. plan ‘enabled’ 79,100 homes; only 9,000 are built

Three years into its five-year housing strategy, the Nova Scotia government says it is making good progress but much of what’s included has yet to be built. An update shows the province is mainly meeting targets set in 2023.

A new type of house on display in Cape Breton

The home is a first for Membertou, N.S. An all-steel structure. Weather-tested and mould resistant. Aesthetically similar to a traditional stick build, with painted walls, cabinets and trim that make it feel not unlike any other home.

How a Rosedale brick wall sparked a $1M lawsuit

North Rosedale is known for its wide streets, meticulously maintained historical homes, and vast greenery. But in some corners of this, one of Toronto’s toniest neighbourhoods, tensions are simmering. At issue is a red brick wall.

Q&A: Jean Lépine on what’s next for RECO

Jean Lépine was appointed by the provincial government as administrator of RECO in late 2025. Last week, he was named interim CEO as the organization returns to board-led governance. The shift comes as RECO continues a broader regulatory overhaul.

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