Real Estate News

Canada's single-family housing starts are near record lows. Here's what the construction boom headlines are missing and what it means for Nova Scotia buyers and sellers. […]

Canada's average rent fell for the 19th straight month to $2,027 in April 2026 — but Nova Scotia is bucking the trend. Here's what it means locally. […]

Halifax and West Community Council approved the Regency Links mixed-use project in Clayton Park West. 3,830 units, 18 towers, and a long-awaited road connection. Rob Lough breaks down what it means for buyers, renters, and investors. […]

If you're leaving CFB Halifax or 12 Wing Shearwater, this guide is written for you. It covers timing, pricing your home for today's HRM market, coordinating with your relocation provider, and what it looks like to sell remotely once you've already reported in. […]

Trade tensions and tariff uncertainty continue to influence Canada’s housing market outlook, affecting buyer confidence and economic expectations. Some potential buyers remain cautious as employment and economic stability remain key concerns. Increased inventory and easing price pressures may support modest growth in 2026. Greater clarity on trade policy could help improve market confidence. #RealEstate #HousingMarket #CanadaRealEstate […]

Nova Scotia needs to more than double housing starts, but CMHC's latest permit data suggests construction momentum is weakening. Rob Lough breaks down what it means for Halifax buyers, sellers, and renters in 2026. […]

Halifax has been ranked Canada's worst city for housing affordability. Learn what's driving home prices in Nova Scotia and what buyers can do right now to find a path into the market. […]

A key week of housing data releases could help shape expectations for Canada’s spring real estate market. Sales activity, housing starts, and building permits will offer insight into whether the market is stabilizing or continuing to adjust under affordability pressures. Early signals suggest conditions may be improving slightly, though demand remains cautious. Upcoming reports could clarify whether supply and buyer activity move toward balance this spring. #RealEstate #HousingMarket #CanadaRealEstate […]

Buying your first home in Nova Scotia in 2026 means navigating a landscape that has changed substantially over the past two years. New federal programs have come into effect, mortgage rules have been updated, and the Halifax-Dartmouth market continues to draw national attention […]

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Spring is showing up early in the Halifax-Dartmouth housing market. March 2026 data confirms the seasonal reset is underway, with transaction volumes climbing off February's floo […]

Whether you're buying your first home in Dartmouth, refinancing in Bedford, or preparing to list in Truro, you'll likely encounter two different property valuation tools: a bank appraisal and a real estate CMA  […]

 Need to sell a rental property with tenants in Dartmouth or Halifax? Rob Lough helps landlords navigate Nova Scotia tenancy law, timing, and pricing to get the deal done. […]

Despite affordability challenges, many Canadians continue to see homeownership as a key life goal. A recent poll shows strong interest in buying property even as financial pressures shape expectations and timelines. Housing costs remain a major obstacle, but the desire to own a home remains resilient. The findings highlight the lasting importance of homeownership across Canada. #RealEstate #HousingMarket #CanadaRealEstate […]

If you want a real-time read on Halifax's economy, beyond just home prices and sales volumes, the Halifax Partnership Economic Dashboard is the most current, comprehensive source available.  […]

Ottawa has just handed first-time buyers of new construction one of the most meaningful affordability tools in a generation, a GST rebate that can put up to $50,000 back in a buyer's pocket. […]

Canada's housing affordability crisis has driven some of the most ambitious financing policy changes in a generation, and the MLI Select program stands near the top of that list. […]

Global tensions following strikes involving Iran are sending shockwaves through the economy—from oil prices to financial markets. The ripple effects could also reach Canadian homeowners by influencing mortgage rates. Rising bond yields and shifting expectations around Bank of Canada rate cuts may keep borrowing costs elevated. Here’s how the conflict could impact your wallet. #RealEstate #MortgageRates #HousingMarket #CanadaEconomy […]

If you've been watching Canada's rental market, the latest numbers tell a striking story and if you're in Nova Scotia, that story looks very different from the rest of the country. […]

A major federal investment is set to bring one of Nova Scotia's largest wind energy projects to life and the ripple effects could be felt well beyond the South Shore, reaching into the province's long-term housing and infrastructure story. […]