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Barbara Lawlor

Toronto
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Condo Pro: New home market shifting toward the better

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By Barbara Lawlor
| Toronto Sun Verified
Economies may change, but the appeal of the condo remains constant. • You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Today's condos are more sustainable than ever before, constructed with the most advanced materials required by the Ontario Building Code. Seen here: The Creekview Collective by Branthaven Homes. We independently select everything we recommend. Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work.
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Lethbridge is the most affordable city in Canada: Royal LePage

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By Tyler Choi Verified, Joel Fox, Barbara Lawlor
| RENXHomes
Edmonton is a "Goldilocks city" for its mix of affordability, strong economy, size and easy access to nature, according to Anne-Elise Cugliari Allegritti, vice president of research and communications at Royal LePage. (Courtesy Royal LePage) Over half of Canadians living in the country’s three largest metro areas would consider moving to the 15 most affordable housing markets if a job was secure, a report by Royal LePage has found.
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Trend alert: Maximizing wellness from the comfort of home

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By Tyler Choi Verified, Barbara Lawlor, Danny Kucharsky Verified
| RENXHomes
The interior of 1675 Midland Rd., a wellness estate in British Columbia listed by Engel & Völkers. (Courtesy Engel & Völkers) A growing number of Canadians are paying close attention to their health and quality of living. That trend is extending into housing as more buyers seek wellness-enhancing features within the comfort of their own homes, executives from Engel & Völkers say.
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