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Interest in co-ownership — buying a home with another purchaser and sharing the living space, and the spoils — is on the rise in Ontario

Owners face pressure to sell now in tough market conditions — or wait and possibly pay a bigger tax bill.

Luxury real estate sales have increased across the country in the first two months of the year but larger markets like Toronto are seeing less activity as some buyers look elsewhere amid steep prices, a new report has found.

Mid-sized cities are seeing a bigger jump in luxury sales compared to large urban centres as affordability erodes in Ontario and B.C. especially, Re/Max says.

Re/Max predicts robust spring housing market as luxury sales jump more than 50 per cent in some markets. Read more

Luxury real estate sales have increased across the country in the first two months of the year but larger markets like Toronto are seeing less activity as some buyers look elsewhere amid steep prices, a new report has found.

More homebuyers in B.C. and Western Canada are becoming increasingly creative about their options as affordability woes create further roadblocks to entering market.

Unaffordability in Canada's housing market is pushing nearly a third of would-be buyers to consider co-ownership and other 'non-traditional' paths to buy a home, Re/Max says.

More than 20 per cent of Canadians would consider purchasing a home with a family member in order to break into the housing market, according to a new report by Re/Max.

More than 20 per cent of Canadians would consider purchasing a home with a family member in order to break into the housing market, according to a new report by Re/Max.