Coldwell Banker Prestige Realty

Coal Harbour, Deep Cove, and Lonsdale

About Coldwell Banker

The Coldwell Banker brand is the oldest and most established residential real estate franchise system in North America. Founded in 1906, young entrepreneur Colbert Coldwell, later joined by partner Benjamin Banker, changed the way that people bought and sold homes. More than 100 years later, the Coldwell Banker network is one of the most trusted in the world, with a global presence across 49 countries and territories worldwide.

The Coldwell Banker name first came to Canada in 1989, in the brand’s first international expansion. Coldwell Banker became a major force in the Canadian marketplace by entering into a joint venture with Canada Trust Realty in 1992, gaining a legacy of over 70 years’ experience serving the real estate needs of Canadians from coast to coast.

In 1996, Coldwell Banker Canada pioneered Ultimate Service®, a unique customer satisfaction program and business philosophy that has earned a 98% overall satisfaction rating from more than 75,000 Canadian Home Buyers and Sellers.

Latest News

What Furnishing Services Offer: Elevating Rentals and Making Them Move-In Ready

For landlords operating in today’s dynamic rental markets, providing an attractive, move-in-ready property can set them apart. Furnishing services, tailored specifically to landlords and property managers, have emerged as a valuable solution to ensure rental units stand out. These services provide a one-stop approach to equipping a property with furniture, appliances, and decor, catering to various...

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City of Edmonton Offers Affordable Housing Grants to Developers: $20 Million Investment

The City of Edmonton is investing up to $20 million in grants to support affordable housing development in 2025, marking the seventh round of funding through its Affordable Housing Investment Program. This initiative aims to accelerate the creation and preservation of affordable homes by providing financial support to non-profit and private-sector developers.

Since 2019, the Affordable Housing Investment...

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More Municipalities Must Walk the Talk

It is refreshing to see some municipalities beginning to walk the talk when it comes to tackling our housing supply crisis.

Last May, for example, the City of Burlington passed a bylaw to reduce developers fees by 45 per cent. Several months later, in November, the City of Vaughan rolled back its rates to those in effect in 2018. 

Disturbingly, Vaughan Mayor Steven Del Duca has been criticized...

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