DBS Developments has officially kicked-off construction on Metro Park Apartments, a purpose-built rental community coming soon to the intersection of Don Mills Road and Eglinton.

Through a unique partnership with the City of Mississauga, students in the Architectural Technology program are designing innovative fourplex concepts.

Western University has been awarded a $1.5 million research grant to explore how carousel parking could be integrated with EV charging technology to address space demand in multifamily buildings.

Construction of co-housing project is underway in Montreal. The building will be a mix of condos and affordable non-market rentals.

The Province of B.C. announced it has set the 2026 rent cap at 2.3 per cent, aligning with the rate of inflation.

A package of supports to nurture infill housing within the single-family residential sector has earned the Town of Collingwood plaudits for innovation among Ontario's 444 municipalities.

SkyDev, a division of Skyline, has kicked off construction on a new purpose-built rental property in Owen Sound, Ontario.

Calgary, Ottawa and Edmonton outshone traditional heavyweights like Toronto and Vancouver in new ranking of Canada's most livable cities.

Ontario is investing an additional $1.6 billion to speed up construction on homes and critical infrastructure. The announcement was made at the annual Association of

Construction is underway on the first phase of Harris Green Village, a three-phase, mixed-use development in Victoria.

A recent survey reveals that over one-third of Canadian renters spend more than half their after-tax income on rent with young adults disproportionately affected.

Dream is converting 135,000 square feet of unused office space into 166 homes in downtown Calgary, supported by the City's incentive program.

Canada’s universe of professionally managed real estate fell in value and nudged down as a proportion of global market share during 2024, but it retains its ranking as the ninth largest market that MSCI monitors.

A recent decision by Ontario’s Landlord and Tenant Board is raising concerns among Toronto apartment owners, as it may reshape how capital expenses are planned and recovered in the future.

United Way Greater Toronto and CHF Canada unveil bold housing blueprint urging province-wide scale-up of deeply affordable homes.

The City of London will increase inspections and provide education and outreach to rental operators.

New research from Concordia University offers developers an AI-driven lens into Canada’s housing supply challenges.