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Four Torontonians who traded real estate for wheel estate

Once the pandemic hit, I realized how much the rental market had dropped. I found a one-bedroom condo on King West for $1,800

I found a place that was listed for $2,500 a month. I got it for $2,000

All told, I only spent $400

It was close to $1.5 million, but it has a three-bedroom apartment upstairs

These Oakville-based families each wanted a cottage. By pooling their money, they were able to afford a 30-acre plot with a private beach

Long known as a quaint waterfront town in Mississauga, Port Credit is quickly becoming a serious up-and-coming community for...

Liam and Nichole had been planning to leave the city for years. When the pandemic hit and Liam's music gigs disappeared, the couple finally made the move

With a baby arriving in the fall, this couple thought their 700-square-foot Humewood condo would be too small. So they went searching for a bungalow or semi

This 970-square-foot cottage got appraised at $800,000 in 2019. Then Scott McGillivray, the reno expert, jazzed the place up on HGTV and instantly increased its value

It took nearly a decade, but the multi-generation Chong family finally moved into their adjacent homes in May 2020. The close-yet-separated arrangement ended up being ideal for the pandemic

When Kelly exited lockdown, she realized how much the hustle-bustle of the city contributed to her anxiety. That inspired her to look for lodging somewhere a bit quieter

Last month, the city experienced a real estate boom, owing to pent-up demand following months of lockdown. Tom Storey, a real estate agent with eight years of experience in the Toronto market, had a front-row seat for all of the action

Craig and Jessica were outside of the city with their young kids when the pandemic hit. Instead of returning home, they bought a four-bed farmhouse near Beaver Valley Ski Club

The sellers bought the one-acre island property, in 2016, for $425,000. They listed it because they want a four-season cottage for when their kids leave for college

How a construction entrepreneur started producing prefabricated office pods

The buyers wanted a mainland cottage. Eventually, they came around to this two-acre property with three buildings

It's a totally sustainable, self-sufficient, perpetual work in progress

It was an epic six-year reno, and the owner opened a furniture showroom partway through so he could afford to deck the place out the way he wanted

Selling your home is stressful. Not only do you have to find a real estate brokerage you can trust to sell your home...

Housing prices held steady despite crippling economic conditions. Does that mean we're due for a market correction?

Then the pandemic hit and they moved in