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Logel Homes hits $200M revenue, marks 25 years in business
Logel hits $200M revenue as it marks 25 years in business
Logel Homes has won multifamily builder of the year awards in Calgary and Alberta in the same year, adding to a nine-year run in which the Calgary-based company has collected 78 industry awards.
AI-staged RE photos raise questions, mislead homebuyers
Artificial intelligence is making it increasingly easy for real estate agents and sellers to virtually stage properties — adding furniture, artwork and decor to listing photos without physically moving a single item. Experts warn altered images could mislead buyers.
Housing market slips further as mortgage rates climb
The housing market dipped in September as a surge in borrowing costs added to the broader economic uncertainty holding back buyers. The number of homes that traded hands fell 2.3 per cent in September from the previous month.
Metro Vancouver home prices drop 4% in Q3
Metro Vancouver home prices continued to fall in the third quarter as economic uncertainty and concerns about future borrowing costs kept buyers on the sidelines, according to a new report from Royal LePage.
Why more housing supply didn’t lower B.C. prices
Over six decades, Vancouver built new housing supply faster than almost any other major city on the continent — but still endured the most rapid rise of all in unaffordable housing.
3 applicants use Toronto’s free laneway suite designs
Slightly more than a year after the City of Toronto released pre-approved designs to speed up the process of building garden and laneway suites, the plans have only been used in a handful of building permit applications.
Condo maintenance fees are up, scaring buyers
Though condo prices in Toronto are dropping, some area realtors say rising maintenance fees are putting off buyers. Toronto fees for a one-bedroom have gone up 3.7 per cent in a year, according to real estate platform Wahi.
Down payment rules outdated, says credit union CEO
With housing costs and living expenses remaining high in B.C., people struggling to save for a down payment shouldn't be shut out of homeownership, says Brian Harris, president and CEO of Beem Credit Union.
Brokers look beyond rates in competitive mortgage market
With banks competing aggressively on mortgage rates, some brokers are questioning whether the industry’s push for faster transactions and higher volumes is coming at the expense of client relationships. Losing business to banks is a leading concern for Canadian brokers.
How good design could solve Edmonton's infill problems
In March 2025, the City of Edmonton asked a batch of architects to put together a catalogue of plans for infill homes that would fit well into mature neighbourhoods. The public got to see seven of those designs last week.
Plan to combat illegal Montreal Airbnbs behind schedule
Nearly a year after Soraya Martinez Ferrada was elected as mayor, it remains unclear when Montreal will amend its tourist accommodation regulations. Meanwhile, a city-planned app designed to crack down on non-compliant landlords is already falling behind schedule.
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Calgary Real Estate Forum
Oct 22 2026
BMO Centre Expansion, Stampede Grounds -
Apartment Development & Affordable Housing
Dec 02 2026
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Real Estate Forum
Dec 02 2026
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Metro Toronto Convention Centre, South -
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Feb 10 2027
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Québec Apartment Investment Conference
Feb 11 2027
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Metro Toronto Convention Centre, North
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