Nova Scotia’s South Shore is a treasure trove of stunning landscapes, charming communities, and rich history. For homebuyers, this region offers an idyllic lifestyle and unique investment opportunities, particularly in areas exempt from the foreign buyers’ ban.*

With a diverse terrain of mountain ranges, sprawling valleys, and rugged coastlines, Canada’s picturesque landscapes make for some of the best golf conditions in the world. Here is our round-up of the top Canadian destinations for golf lovers.

Canada’s diverse landscapes offer some of the most breathtaking waterfronts in the world, attracting visitors and residents alike. However, recent changes in real estate regulations, such as the Foreign Buyers’ Ban, have limited access to certain prime locations.

With a rich history, picturesque ocean views, and a thriving food and drink scene, Niagara-on-the-Lake is beloved among both tourists and locals alike. Here are eight of the best ways to visit this charming town.

More than two million people call Toronto home, making it Canada’s largest city and one of North America’s biggest in terms of population. But what makes it one of the world’s most liveable cities? In fact, it placed fourth in both 2010 and 2015 in the Economist Intelligence Unit’s annual liveable cities list.

Edmonton boasts one of the best arts scenes in western Canada – with top museums, galleries, and festivals – along with top shopping and a vibrant history. Here are the top eight things to check out when visiting Edmonton.

With breathtaking historic architecture, a vibrant community, and a unique local culture, Montreal draws in residents from all over. If you’re looking for the best parts of Montreal to raise your young ones, here is a list of five on Montreal’s best neighbourhoods for young families.

Unprecedented population gains are dramatically reshaping Canada’s conventional and luxury real estate market, according to Sotheby’s International Realty Canada’s Top-Tier Real Estate: 2024 Mid-Year State of Luxury Report.

It’s fall on Fogo Island, and men standing on small fishing boats brave the cold North Atlantic waters to pull out fat, glistening Wild Northern Cod using a handline — the way the fish has been caught in these small communities for 400 years. One line,

The 2024 Mid-Year Luxury Outlook℠ report is Sotheby’s International Realty’s first-of-its-kind mid-year report, delving into the pivotal, forward-looking issues shaping luxury residential property markets worldwide.

In the heart of Toronto’s vibrant downtown core lies an unparalleled oasis of luxury living: 311 Bay St #5403, Toronto at the St. Regis Residences.

Curb appeal is among a home’s most important assets, offering the best return on investment for your landscaping dollars. The key to curb appeal is good design, but what works for one residence won’t do for another.

Whether you’re looking to move homes or buy your very first home, you’ll likely have lots of questions about buying a home. From obtaining a mortgage to hidden expenses, here are some of the most frequently asked questions about buying real estate.

With a bustling downtown core, a multicultural population, and plenty of outdoor recreation, Calgary offers families and exciting and unique way of life. If you’re searching for the perfect part of Calgary for you and your family, we’ve outlined some of the city’s top family-friendly neighbourhoods.

The Royal Hotel in Picton, Ontario, pays homage to its storied past and highlights top-shelf design with a side of community.

Today’s financial climate promises new buying opportunities in luxury real estate: competition has softened and prices in some neighbourhoods have pulled back from a few years ago.

7 Toronto Neighbourhoods Perfect for Young Families

Montreal’s culture is a vibrant, eclectic mix of English and French, old and new, high-end and working-class.

In 2023, we successfully represented some of the most extraordinary and unique homes across Canada, and our network has represented some of the most significant homes and clientele in the world.

Canada’s luxury real estate market eased into spring with modest sales gains across key metropolitan cities, as the dynamic between prospective home sellers and buyers improved, and pricing expectations continued to come into alignment.