THE MARKET
A change in the wind
On the cusp of the fall selling season, agents are seeing a startling trend: actual negotiations between sellers and buyers
Home of the Week
Picton house built to reflect owner's status
In a bit of architectural trickery, a turret incorporated into the design makes this home appear to have additional storey
VANCOUVER?S ?FIRST NEIGHBOURHOOD?
A well-loved landmark on the block
The threatened demolition of the 77-year-old Heatley Block in Vancouver's Strathcona neighbourhood pits residents against the Vancouver Public Library
DECOR
Yellow is the new orange
The last few years have seen greens and oranges in the home decor spotlight, but that's about to change, as blue and yellow muscle back into the forefront.
INTERIORS
Tricks to make small spaces seem bigger
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.
THE PERFECT HOUSE
Housing with more bang
"We didn't design just a single house. Instead we designed a housing system"
MAKE IT RIGHT
Sweaty walls and pipes likely signal trouble
Moisture levels change with the season. A proper thermal break with a vapour barrier is crucial
THE ARCHITOURIST
A magnet for architects
For a time, a who's who of Toronto's design elite resided on Woodlawn Avenue West.
RENO ADVENTURES
Country livin' has its downsides
Moving away from the city comes with many surprises that take getting used to
NEW DIGS
Looking for a home in suburbia?
The western 905 has a range of options in both price and product












































