Cities and towns are being reshaped by a growing preference for neighbourhoods where people can live, work, and socialize in the same area. This shift has brought renewed attention to multi-use properties and walkable communities; these developments are designed around convenience, activity, and connection rather than separation. They tend to use land and infrastructure more efficiently, are more s...

As Canada’s housing market continues to recalibrate after two years of shifting conditions, smaller urban centres are increasingly standing out for their resilience. While the country’s largest metropolitan areas have seen price growth flatten or dip in response to higher borrowing costs, a number of secondary markets are quietly seeing year-over-year gains.

Some of these smaller markets also offer...

Occam’s Razor is the philosophical principle that suggests, when you are faced with multiple hypotheses or suppositions for the same phenomenon, the simplest explanation is likely the best.

Sometimes, we make problems more difficult by implementing complicated solutions. The housing supply crisis is an example. 

If we learned anything from a housing summit hosted recently by RESCON, it was that...