For buyers at The Broward Condos in downtown Calgary, the building is now complete with many closings happening in February and March and all other units expected to close in September 2026.

February finally saw an increase to benchmark prices, hopefully foretelling a strong spring market. Overall the Calgary market remained in balanced market territory.

In the world of construction, "measure twice, cut once" is the golden rule. But for a project in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, it seems someone forgot to check the approved building plans and built an extra two storeys by "accident”:.

Mattamy Homes just introduced a Price Protection Policy that will protect buyers if prices go down. However the devil is in the details and I take a read of the fine print to see if this actually benefits buyers.

New condo sales in Toronto have cratered by 99% from their peak. The 70% presale model is broken and the cranes are going to stop hoisting. By 2028, the GTA will face a supply cliff so deep that it will make our current housing shortage look like a minor inconvenience.

January highlighted a growing divide between property types, making pricing, location, and strategy more important than ever as the market moves toward spring. However I’m seeing signs of life in the Calgary market that give me hope we’ve hit the bottom.

Watch the video to view the construction progress as of February 2026 for many of the pre-construction projects by Truman Homes in Calgary.

The Calgary real estate market has officially hit "Reset." After two years of aggressive growth, December 2025 marked a return to balanced conditions and rational pricing.

Calgary’s real estate market just hit a trifecta of bad: more supply, softer prices, and worsening conditions across the condo and townhome segments. In this video, I break down what’s really happening behind the numbers and what smart investors should be preparing for in 2025.

Calgary’s September 2025 real estate market is showing rising inventory, softer sales, and condo price drops. A buyer’s market is emerging (especially for condos). This is what investors need to know.

Join our free webinar to learn how to claim the GST New Residential Rental Property Rebate in Calgary. Discover who qualifies, how to apply, and how to save thousands on your investment property with expert guidance.

Join our free webinar to learn how to claim the GST New Residential Rental Property Rebate in Calgary. Discover who qualifies, how to apply, and how to save thousands on your investment property with expert guidance.

Toronto’s sky-high development charges are crushing new construction and driving up housing costs. Learn why DCs are an unsustainable municipal Ponzi scheme and what cities must do to fix it.

A common mistake buyers make is to book their movers for the morning of their closing day. Learn why you should never do this and expert tips on how to ensure a smooth, stress-free move-in experience.

Calgary’s September 2025 real estate market is showing rising inventory, softer sales, and condo price drops. A buyer’s market is emerging (especially for condos). This is what investors need to know.

Calgary’s housing market is shifting as more inventory comes onto the market, creating greater balance after years of tight conditions. Condos and towns are seeing the most price pressure, putting existing pre-construction buyers in an award situation while new investors have more choice, stronger negotiating power, and incredible opportunities.

iPro Realty Ltd. is being forced to close by the Real Estate Council of Ontario, effective August 19, 2025. This is huge news that will ripples across the entire Southern Ontario real estate market.

Calgary’s real estate inventory levels are rising but it’s not all bad news because the rise in listings isn’t due to general panic selling or a market crash, it’s being driven by growth in new construction and new supply which is temporary.

Is a townhome the better investment in Calgary or is the humble condo reigning supreme? Let’s break down the key differences between condos and townhomes from an investor’s perspective, not just a lifestyle one.

Buying a pre-construction condo is just the first step—closing it properly is where the real money is made because many overlook steps and end up making costly mistakes. Here are tips about what to do (and what to avoid) to protect your investment and close with confidence.