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In recent years, Canada's cities have undergone dramatic changes which are both visible and invisible. From sky-high condominiums to expansive apartments, modern housing trends demonstrate a stark departure from the single family dwellings of yesteryear. Behind this shift lies an intricate network of influences – affordability issues arising due to rising prices for homes and land shortages combined with demographic transformations reflecting increasing immigration rates, shifting household sizes, aging populations – all coming together in the form of multi-family living solutions so popular today.

The Canadian real estate market has been drastically altered by several factors, particularly the pandemic. Before COVID-19 impacted lives around the globe, major urban centers were seeing an increased demand for multi-unit family homes - a trend expected to continue in coming years. But as lockdowns became more severe and remote work took root, many started leaving cities to seek refuge elsewhere. Alongside this shift is technology’s evolving role in transactions that are becoming increasingly reliant on housing investment; all of which have greatly shaped Canada’s present real estate landscape with surprising impact from its past experiences still influencing it today.

From humble beginnings well over a century ago, the real estate market in Canada has undergone remarkable transformations--from single-family suburban homes dominating new construction during the 1950s to apartments and multi-families dwellings becoming popular with immigrants jumping on board in the 1960s. In subsequent decades changes kept coming - from shifting back towards singles by 70’s/80's when consumer affluence rose, right up until today where we see everything that comes with 21st Century technology revolutionizing how Canadians buy or sell their home. The ever changing tides of history truly have shaped what is now one of this country’s most important industries for its citizens' wellbeing!

Over the last decade, Canadian residential real estate has seen a remarkable surge in both value and investment since its market boom. In Q4 of 2020 alone, residential investments reached an unprecedented 9.27%, up from just 9.02% during the previous quarter - totalling to over $200 billion! The impact technology is having on this industry cannot be understated either; with more data now available than ever before at one's fingertips, buyers are able to make smarter decisions when putting in offers for properties due enhanced transparency into what constitutes as fair pricing and details about listings across Canada-wide markets that were previously unavailable or unknown aspects regarding buying/selling property altogether! As we look further ahead towards continued developments such as cloud infrastructure offering smart technologies via advanced property intelligence solutions centered around maximum security protocols become increasingly embedded within our real estate experiences nationwide too – no doubt pushing us forward into exciting new heights of opportunities heretofore unseen until now.

Where do you think we are headed as a country?