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U.S. housing starts drop 6.3 per cent
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Construction of new homes falls sharply to slowest pace since 1991 9:11 AM
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Banks sell $5-billion of mortgages
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Move will yield profit for Ottawa due to rate differential between home loans, new five-year bonds that will finance deal 16/10/08 2:28 PM
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A sign of the times can be seen (or not seen) in Miami skyline
Construction slows to a crawl in what was once the hottest condominium market in the U.S. 14/10/08 7:39 PM
Real estate industry seeks to quell fears
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It's a misconception the Canadian market is mimicking that of the U.S., industry representatives, economists say 09/10/08 6:18 PM
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Canadian housing starts hold steady
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CMHC data show noticeable weakness in Ontario, surge in B.C. 08/10/08 11:27 AM
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U.S. pending home sales jump 7.4 per cent
Unexpected increase in August reflects buyers taking advantage of bargain prices 08/10/08 11:06 AM
Home prices to slide, not crash: economist
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Canadians will see prices drop up to another 10 per cent, then level off, CIBC's Tal says 07/10/08 5:11 PM
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Housing market shows more signs of weakness
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Building permits plunge 13.5 per cent in August, largely because of slump in multi-family homes 06/10/08 9:06 AM
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New buying strategies for a new economy
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In recent years, sellers receiving "bully" offer would justified in breaking open the champagne. Now, even the prospective buyers who want to jump the queue are sending in offers below the asking price. 10/10/08 12:00 AM
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Home of the Week
Top designer makes a house that turns heads
When the current owners purchased their mid-Toronto home ten years ago, "It was a dump." It has been transformed into an elegant, timeless and comfortable living space with many well-planned details. 11:49 AM
Make it Right
It makes sense to tap the earth for energy
Harvesting heat from beneath your home can significantly cut fuel bills 16/10/08 5:56 PM
Design and Decor
Contemporary dining with a touch of old world
The new table is the dominant piece of furniture, so the lighting above has to be just as grand. And why have one chandelier when you can have two? 10/10/08 12:00 AM
It's hip to be square
Forget the curves. The lines in this house are straight, crisp and clean. From one room to the next, the linearity of this architecturally driven interior becomes as clear as crystal — that is, of the Michael Lee-Chin variety. 26/09/08 12:00 AM
Multi-functional furniture, paint job among ways to spice up home for fall
A smaller-scale dresser that's fairly low can go many places in a home, and depending on the style that you like, then you can choose something that will hopefully last you a long time and suit your aesthetic taste. 26/09/08 4:18 PM
Shopping without dropping
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90 per cent of successful decorating is about being decisive and methodically seeing your project through from start to finish, clipboard in hand 19/09/08 11:54 AM
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Choosing patterns is a delicate balancing act
Whether you choose to bring it into your space through the use of wallpaper, faux paint techniques, upholstery or window treatments, pattern can turn an adequate space into something that's quite dramatic. 19/09/08 12:00 AM
Tips & Tricks
Out with the old
"Now that there are going to be charges for garbage pickup by the city, our business could increase. We had one call that was a whole garage packed full of green bags of garbage." -- Tom Dickson of Just Junk 11:02 AM
Putting the pool into storage for the winter season
It's important to fine tune the chemistry by monitoring and adjusting the pH level before cutting all the lines 26/09/08 11:44 AM
Renovator adds flair by reusing materials
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A $15,000 marble fireplace mantle for $1,500; a $100,000 kitchen for $40,000 — deals like that stretch a building budget a long way 19/09/08 12:00 AM
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Key questions to ask before buying a condo
The biggest single mistake that people tend to make is to think that buying a condo is just a less expensive way of buying a house and not really understanding that it's shared ownership, which is a lot different. 19/09/08 12:37 PM
Your house, their temporary digs
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Homeowners who rent out rooms to students often get more out of the experience than just extra money. "The students I have had have tremendous respect for others and are very gracious and generous." -- Homeowner Sheryl Cobban 29/08/08 12:00 AM
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Tricks to make small spaces seem bigger
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Living within tighter confines doesn't need to feel suffocating. Experts say little extras from storage to shelving and even a new paint job are among the ways to spruce up and get settled in less spacious surroundings. 22/08/08 12:00 AM
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Renovations
A heritage home pays its way
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What started out as a search for a modest apartment turned into the purchase of a 10-bedroom Edwardian mansion for Candace Cooperrider and Ted Gornall. 20 years later, their bed-and-breakfast is still going strong. 03/10/08 12:00 AM
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Bringing the neighbours along for the ride
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Building a house that's strikingly different from the others on the block means always having to explain yourself 19/09/08 12:09 PM
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A home with art in its bones
A couple fall head over heels for a rundown bungalow, learning of its cultural significance only later on 12/09/08 12:00 AM
A design-lover's reno, done piecemeal
Jennifer Flores and Sean Stanwick, authors of Design City Toronto, take on their own design project — a bit at a time 05/09/08 12:00 AM
Lake-view loft has good karma
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Randy Stieben has spent years renovating his 5,000-square-foot condo to reflect his Tantra-inspired lifestyle. "I was never happier than when building this condo with my own hands. And now I want to build something else." 01/08/08 12:00 AM
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On Site - Greater Toronto Area
High-rise promises great views
Situated at the corner of Merton and Yonge streets, the 24-storey, glass and steel tower will have floor-to-ceiling windows and wraparound balconies overlooking tree-lined streets, Mount Pleasant Cemetery and the downtown skyline. 12:43 PM
Site offers only 16 ravine homes
Upscale bungalows that will offer the space and privacy of a low-rise property, and the maintenance-free lifestyle and access to amenities of a condominium suite. 12:46 PM
Park-like site near health facilities
The four-storey, luxury residence — situated beside Rupert Park in an established low-rise community — will offer 154 suites between $204,900 and $398,958. 12:50 PM
Minto promotes 'green' features
In the new Minto Communities low-rise development in East Gwillimbury, each residence will be built to Energy Star standards, which promises lower utility bills and improved interior air quality for residents. 12:52 PM
On Site - Vancouver
Resort-style living on a part-time basis
The development, consisting of 23 luxury lodges, is located in Blind Bay at the southeast end of Shuswap Lake. The project has a private beach, on-site concierge services and a 3,500-square-foot beach club with a fitness centre, pool and fireside lounge. 03/10/08 12:00 AM
Vineyard home sites overlooking Okanagan Lake
Wine lovers looking for an all-season resort community to call home may be interested in the Belago, a collection of 18 vineyard home sites at the Rise in Vernon. 19/09/08 1:59 PM
Vacation Properties
From city centre to Gatineau Hills in 20 minutes
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Imagine a place where each neighbourhood has a personality all its own, and cottage country is a mere 20-minute drive away. 22/09/08 1:09 PM
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Once a church, now a home
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Ancient bells adorn private home in Umbria 15/08/08 12:00 AM
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Beachside home with infinite views
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Just three years old, this massive five-bedroom, eight-bathroom mansion is one of the largest on Bonaire, a tiny island in the Netherlands Antilles off the north coast of South America. 12/09/08 11:36 AM
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Between the strip and the sand
The condominium suites span entire floors in some cases, and range anywhere from 2,000 square feet to more than 16,000 square feet. 05/09/08 11:20 AM
A modern hacienda close to history and the beach
Toa Alta is one of the island's oldest towns, founded in 1751, and is popularly known as "La Cuna de los Poetas," or "The Cradle of Poets," because of the numerous Spanish-language poets — such as Abelardo Diaz Alfaro — who were born there. 29/08/08 12:01 PM
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