National resale housing activity continued to rise in December, up 1.8 per cent compared with November, the Canadian Real Estate Association said Monday.

The Liberal government should tell its real estate arm to back off the inflated demand for the Eramosa Karst feeder lands.

For the second time in less than a week a Canadian bank has issued a warning about the real estate market overheating.

For the second time in less than a week a Canadian bank has issued a warning about the real estate market overheating.

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Hamilton tops another list of best places to invest

Canada’s housing market appears to be heading for a soft landing in 2011, with the pace of home-construction slowing last month — easing concern that a glut of new properties will come on the market and undercut real estate prices.

Delegates from Canada’s 101 local real estate boards Sunday ratified a deal worked out by the federal Competition Bureau and the real-estate industry.

(Feb 20, 2010) - The city and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats are set for more detailed talks now that the site of the Pan Am stadium has been pinned down.

(Feb 13, 2010) - A Pan Am Games stadium on a west harbour site would mean a massive economic gust to revitalize Hamilton’s economy, a business plan forecasts.

(Feb 12, 2010) - TOURISM HAMILTON’S executive director David Adames will make recommendations to city council next week about how to acquire properties on a three-block parcel of land in the west harbour where a Pan Am Games stadium has been proposed. A business report says the costs of acquiring and remediating the land could add $10 million to the projected cost.

(Feb 11, 2010) - The voice of city businesses is trumpeting the west harbour as the best site for the Pan Am Games stadium.

(Feb 11, 2010) - Falling student enrolment means all but three of Hamilton’s public high schools will be under close scrutiny in the coming months before a decision is made about which ones should close.

(Feb 11, 2010) - Demolition crews are tearing down the Ambassador Heights building on St. Joseph’s Drive, the final chapter in a three-year saga of crumbling concrete and unpaid taxes.

(Feb 11, 2010) - The city is only a few budget slashes away from meeting its goal of a tax increase of 2 per cent or less.

BURLINGTON (Feb 6, 2010) - It’s not the preferred choice.

Nayantara Malloy thinks of her husband’s old love letters in the apartment they fled when flames engulfed their building, and starts to cry.
But then she looks at her beautiful six-month-old baby son Nirvan and glances …