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Royal Homes' modules make multiplex possible in North Bay

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Royal Homes' modules enable multiplex build in North Bay

Royal Homes has supplied the factory-built modules for its first multiplex project since new ownership in 2025 — a 32-unit development in North Bay, Ont., expected to go from groundbreaking to occupancy in a matter of months.

Napanee approves first phase of 545-home subdivision

The council of the Town of Greater Napanee, just west of Kingston, Ont., has approved the first phase of a subdivision that will eventually bring approximately 545 new homes, supported by an estimated $5 million in developer-funded infrastructure improvements.

Canada’s housing starts show limited momentum

Canada’s housing market remained subdued heading into the final quarter of 2026, with data from CMHC showing continued softness in construction activity and uneven performance across major centres. The six‑month trend in housing starts was essentially flat in September.

FirstList launches network to market pre-listed homes

For years, real estate agents have relied on office conversations, Facebook groups and WhatsApp chats to share information about properties coming soon to market. Ottawa’s Derek Hooper, a third-generation agent, says he’s found a better way of doing things. 

Empty homes tax debate swirls 10 years after it began

The City of Vancouver launched a tax on empty dwellings 10 years ago that it billed as the first municipal tax of its kind in North America. Debate swirls around how effective the tax is in helping the housing market. 

Ottawa’s housing agency vows to build

In Canada, home prices have plunged 20 per cent and thousands of unsold condominiums sit empty. The head of the federal government’s housing agency says this is precisely the moment to build.

Alrifai planning 500 modular apartments on top of mall

Months after purchasing the Gateway Mall in Prince Albert, Sask., this summer, Toronto-based Alrifai Real Estate has plans to build 500 modular apartments on top of the 429,000-square-foot shopping centre.

Some interest, but many cottage sellers see dim prospects

In Ontario’s cottage country, buyers and sellers often aim to have deals in place before winter. This fall, many properties changing hands are in the upper tier, where buyers may be less swayed by fluctuations in the economic outlook.

Unique new showhome on display near Calgary

Cochrane, Alta., is quickly becoming a popular spot for families. And there’s a new show home in the area by Calbridge Homes, in the community of Fireside of Cochrane, that’s giving the traditional show home concept a really creative spin.

Home prices could stabilize in 2027: National Bank

Canadian home prices could begin stabilizing in 2027 as mortgage rates approach their peak, though weak population growth and regional economic pressures continue to weigh on housing demand, according to National Bank chief economist and strategist Stéfane Marion.

Mortgage renewal: Start early and look beyond the rate

With many borrowers now renewing at rates above what they previously locked in, mortgage professionals say the worst move is signing whatever arrives in the mail. The best results come from starting early and shopping around.

The law won’t save you from buying a haunted house

OPINION: The scariest thing in a haunted house may be the agreement of purchase and sale. On Halloween, ghosts are supposed to disappear when the lights come on. Real estate problems do not.

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