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The Case for Buying a Home, Even If You’re Set To Inherit One First-time homebuyers have been stuck on the sidelines for years. Up against stubbornly high prices and mortgage rates, many have finally decided to sit...

Inside Canada’s new dream homes, wellness and whimsy take centre stage In Canada’s high-end housing market, luxury is no longer about square footage or flash – it’s about radical personalization.

My Designer Friend Told Me This Is the Easiest Way to Make Any Room Feel Complete And it makes so much sense.

Toronto’s Real Estate Market Slowdown: Strategic Implications For Leaders Nathan Levinson, Founder, President and CEO of Royal York Property Management. Toronto Skyline. getty. As we head into late 2025, Toronto's real estate...

Would You Paint Your Couch? How Six Friends Transformed a RH Sofa Here's why—and how—they did the unthinkable.

To Flip or Rent Out: What’s a Better Return on a Fixer-Upper Right Now? With fixer-uppers priced 54.2% lower than turnkey homes, experts weigh in on whether renting out or flipping delivers better returns.

Designers Predict Every Front Door Will Be One of These Colors in 2026 It's never too soon to start planning an exterior home refresh!

The Franchise Playbook: Why Real Estate Investors Are Turning To Franchising Franchises offer things that traditional real estate often can’t: brand recognition, marketing playbooks, operational support ...

Buying a home in these 7 Canadian cities might be a mistake, study suggests A new study found that, of Canada's biggest 25 cities, seven were cheaper for renters over 10 years.

7 Secret Tricks Leanne Ford Swears by When Hunting for Design Treasures The expert shopper details her tried-and-true shopping tactics.

Decorating With Pumpkins or Gourds in Your Home This Fall Could Make You Sick While whimsical and perfect for the season, for some people, it might be a better idea to keep the pumpkins outside.

Toronto preconstruction condo market downturn will reverse, housing agency says Toronto’s preconstruction condo market is not as dire as it was during the 1990s property crash because the economy is stronger and there will eventually be demand for homes, according to a new government report.