When to leave home-improvement projects to the experts
Eager to save money, homeowners are more willing to get their hands dirty with home-improvement projects these days. But the DIY route isn't always the safest or cheapest.
moreSolar panel startup to lease residential rooftops
A Toronto startup has come up with a way to put solar power systems on the rooftops of new homes at no cost to the owners. In fact, the homeowner would get paid to let it happen. more
Simple ways to transform your home for spring
On the leafy street where I grew up, spring brought blazing forsythia and a canopy of fresh green blooms. But for me, the season never truly arrived until the afternoon I would come home from school to find our apartment transformed.
moreROBIN'S NEST: Putting his heart in a new home
Moving, getting married, divorced, giving birth or a grown child leaving the nest are all big life changes that can be daunting. With a generally positive inner voice, the change provides an opportunity to redefine a sense of self and place.
moreWebsite caters to retiring boomers' real estate search
Ten years ago, Bryan Mills retired from his Toronto marketing agency, bought a home in an adult lifestyle community and got busy with weekly card games, dances and a whirling clubhouse social life that might exhaust a man 20 years his junior. more
Green by design
Blade: A case of sharp marketing
Designer goes country with rural adventure
Developers balk at affordable-unit idea
Idea floated to ensure more affordable housing
Highrise dweller still on top of the world
Starts continue rebound
Aaron: Victory for non-smoking condo couple in B.C.
St. Clair Ave. W.: New life for an old strip
Clampdown impacts rental housing stock
Outdoor living trend on the rise
Toronto leads building rebound
Toronto housing market continues to soar
Toronto housing market expected to cool next year
Landlords keeping tax breaks, tenants say
Unlikely partners are bringing low-income suites to prime location
House sellers, buyers balk at bidding wars
Frolicking ferrets `well suited' to small spaces
Be careful about beating the taxman
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