The MLA Canada Spotlight Series is designed to deliver key market intelligence into the residential real estate market. This report series is to provide insight into the up-and-coming marketplace for homebuyers, developers, and real estate industry professionals alike, offering a comprehensive

People are spending much more time at home these days. It’s predicted to continue even after the pandemic ends, thanks to more options to work from home and a newfound appreciation for home life. Starting a family is usually the go-to reason for upsizing to a house, townhome, or larger condo, but

The MLA Canada Spotlight Series is designed to deliver key market intelligence into the residential real estate market. This report series is to provide insight into up-and-coming marketplace for homebuyers, developers, and real estate industry professionals alike, offering a comprehensive overview

Join Suzana Goncalves, Executive Vice President of Marketing and Sales at MLA Canada, in the upcoming Women of UDI Lunchroom Series on Friday, May 14th at 12pm! This is the first of the lunchroom series, where featured committee members, Suzana and Sheryl Peters, Provincial Director of Redevelopment

As the number of real estate transactions soared across Canada, continued low-interest rates enabled a wide array of purchasers to enter the fray. Accordingly, we have seen single-month price appreciation of detached homes as high as 8% and year-over-year increases over 25%. We spoke to Nest

Buying a pre-sale condo or townhome has its benefits. However, it does require more consideration of different variables, when compared to buying a resale property. After all, buying a pre-sale home often means you are purchasing something before it is move-in ready. Unlike an existing property with

As interest rates stay low and a flight to space is ongoing as a result of the global pandemic, real estate in Canada remains a white-hot commodity — particularly in major cities like Vancouver and Toronto, where the former is seeing detached home sales of up to $500,000 over the original asking