Canada's housing landscape is undergoing a transformation, with cooling rents reshaping urban affordability for the 12th straight month.

With plans to soon roll out compulsory food waste recycling to all multifamily buildings, the City of Montreal is exploring how to encourage compliance.

Both the U.S. Federal Trade Commission and a coalition of five state Attorneys General accuse Zillow and Redfin of anti-competitive collusion in newly filed lawsuits.

GWL Realty Advisors (GWLRA) celebrated the launch of a new six-storey rental building in North Vancouver on October 2, 2025.

According to 2025 point-in-time counts, eight B.C. communities saw fewer people experiencing homelessness than in 2023, while 12 saw increases.

Proposed changes to Nova Scotia’s Residential Tenancies Act would allow domestic violence sufferers to displace their abusers and retain occupancy rights.

The mixed-income community includes three new buildings with various home types.

The Daniels Corporation announced a series of executive appointments designed to position the company for long-term growth.

Kindred Works aims to redevelop Toronto's iconic Saint Luke’s church and schoolhouse into a vibrant, mixed-use community hub.

Construction is underway on two new development sites in the Township of Langley, BC, marking a significant step forward in the province's efforts to expand housing.

Toronto is on track for its lowest annual housing starts total in 30 years.

The move responds to current market demands and a diversified approach to addressing Toronto's housing needs.

While lower interest rates may ease mortgage payments for property owners, they do little to close the affordability gap that leaves many renters one paycheque away from missing payments.

A new proposal in Surrey will bring almost 600 new homes and shelter spaces to the community through three new BC Housing-funded developments.

The federal government and FCM unveiled an $85.5-million funding boost for energy-efficient and affordable housing as the country champions Green Buildings Week.

The City of Barrie has declared a state of emergency in response to the worsening homelessness crisis that has ignited public safety concerns.

Average residential rent prices in Canada have fallen for the 11th consecutive month in August, according to the latest National Rent Report.