Canada’s housing crisis has reached a point where it dominates federal budgets, provincial platforms, and municipal council chambers. Over the past two years, governments have rolled out an unprecedented wave of building incentives, tax breaks, grants, accelerated approvals, and housing programs aimed at boosting supply. The intention is clear: build …
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In a country where homeownership was once the primary marker of financial stability, the conversation is shifting. Families across Canada are beginning to ask a new question — not when will we buy a home? but who will we buy a home with? With rising housing costs, limited supply …
View MoreMost people have heard the name by now — eXp Realty.
Some know it as the “cloud brokerage.”
Some know it as the “agent-owned” brokerage.
Some describe it as the “fastest growing real estate …
Over the past two years, real estate headlines in both the United States and Canada have been dominated by something most consumers had never even heard of before: class-action lawsuits against real estate associations, specifically the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) in the United States and the Canadian Real Estate …
View MoreRecent internal federal documents paint a troubling picture of housing affordability in Canada. These briefing materials, prepared for incoming Housing Minister Gregor Robertson, reveal that Canada’s housing supply has struggled to keep up with rapid population growth, and that many households—especially middle-income and vulnerable groups—are finding basic housing increasingly out …
View MoreThe housing market in Nova Scotia is showing some notable change — according to the Nova Scotia Association of REALTORS® (NSAR), the number of new residential listings jumped 10.9% year-over-year in September 2025, reaching 1,592 new properties added to market. (CREA Statistics) This figure marks the highest number …
View MoreIn August 2025, the Supreme Court of British Columbia released a landmark decision in Cowichan Tribes v. Canada (Attorney General) that has sparked national debate. The Court recognized Aboriginal title to roughly 800 acres in Richmond, B.C., and—crucially—held that fee-simple titles issued by the Crown do not extinguish Aboriginal …
View MoreHalifax has long been a city of growth, culture, and opportunity, but in recent years, it has found itself at the epicenter of a national transformation. As Canada welcomes record numbers of immigrants and remote work reshapes how and where people live, Halifax’s real estate market is adapting rapidly. These …
Earlier in October 2025, the Government of Nova Scotia moved decisively to address housing supply barriers by issuing a new directive that designates Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) as an interim planning area. This order grants the province authority to override some municipal planning constraints and fast-track residential development under “minimum …
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Canada’s housing markets are finally showing flickers of activity after a period of stagnation, but the rebound is far from consistent across the country. In August 2025, national home resales ticked upward, suggesting improved buyer confidence. However, regional disparities reveal that some provinces are beginning to stabilize while others …
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