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12/20/2025

One popular decor style for 2025 is leaning into nostalgia and whimsy.

When it comes to the animals, we are seeing everything – birds, squirrels, mice, hedgehogs, turtles — the list is really endless. Basically if you could find it in the forest, it has a valid spot on your tree. But the woodland theme itself is quite vague, and can actually be paired up with some ...

12/19/2025

The number of home sales recorded over Canadian MLS® Systems edged up 0.9% on a month-over-month basis in October 2025, marking six monthly gains in the last seven months.

“After a brief pause in September, home sales across Canada picked back up again in October, rejoining the trend in place since April,” said Shaun Cathcart, CREA’s Senior Economist. “With interest rates now almost in stimulative territory, housing markets are expected to continue to become m...

12/16/2025

Real estate expert Peggy Hill shares what the market will look like now that the Bank of Canada is keeping its key interest rate at 2.25 per cent.

12/14/2025

The central bank kept its overnight rate at 2.25 per cent, and economists expect it to remain unchanged for several months.

The Bank of Canada announced Wednesday that it is holding its key interest rate steady after an aggressive cycle of cuts over the past year. Realtors and economists say the pause could bring both buyers and sellers back into the housing market after months of hesitation.

12/13/2025

There are a lot of reasons you might want to avoid an open floor plan, not only in your kitchen, but in your whole house.

Open-concept kitchens have this magical feel to them. They seem ideal for entertaining guests, keeping an eye on your whole family, and making your home feel large and welcoming. However, like many things, the reality of these kitchens isn't so pleasant.

12/12/2025

According to the latest data from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), October transactions were 4.3% below last year’s activity.

However, there are some green shoots—the same report indicates conditions are starting to firm up in some local markets, with monthly sales increases starting to eat into built-up inventory. Overall, though, market conditions remain firmly in buyers’ favour—and that’s reflected in today’s ...

12/06/2025

Strong demand among potential homebuyers and built up inventory could pave the way for a sales rebound in 2026 after a roller-coaster year plagued by economic uncertainty.

Re/Max Canada released its 2026 housing market outlook on Wednesday, projecting national home sales to increase 3.4 per cent next year.

12/05/2025

Avoid making these aesthetic choices.

Some decorative elements stand out as ones you should consider avoiding. From word-art walls to flashy lighting, these details can make an otherwise lovely space feel tacky, say experts. A refined kitchen, meanwhile, embodies restraint, proportion, and a clear sense of calm. Of course, everyone's ta...

12/04/2025

To take some of the guesswork out of the process, we've broken down every single financial aspect of a kitchen remodel, so you'll know exactly how much one costs..

Remodeling a kitchen is one of the most exciting projects you can take on—and and of the most expensive. The process is a chance to reimagine the heart of your home, whether it's new countertops, elegant tile backsplashes, or cabinetry that feels like it was made just for you.

12/01/2025

It can sometimes feel exhausting trying to keep up with never-ending trend cycles.

For homeowners, it's an overwhelming feeling. What looked beautiful in your living room six months ago can quickly be deemed outdated or out of touch. So is there a surefire way to design a home with timelessness in mind? Fortunately, there are a few trends and aesthetics that have endured for decad...

11/30/2025

New national housing data suggests Canada’s real estate market may be stabilizing — but experts say conditions in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley aren’t moving at the same pace.

The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) says home sales across the country rose just under one per cent in October, marking the sixth increase in the past seven months. CREA describes the trend as gradual, driven by improved mortgage conditions and shifting buyer behaviour.