The growth of Trent University continues with a groundbreaking project. Construction has officially begun on Gidigaa Migizi College and the new Otonabee College residence.

Ontario municipalities will have an optional set of fines for enforcing fire safety once the provincial government finalizes the framework for administrative monetary penalties, known as AMPs.

In its newly released 2024 Sustainability Report, Starlight Investments identifies the progress its made toward advancing key objectives.

Vancouver City Council approved a broad suite of actions to get rental and strata developments built faster.

GWL Realty Advisors (GWLRA) celebrated the ground-breaking of a new rental tower at 1405 4th Street SW in Calgary’s Beltline district.

Web platform upgrades could ease drudgery for Ontario commercial ratepayers obliged to submit annual income and expense information to the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation.

The program provides up to $0.50 per watt towards the cost of solar photovoltaic systems.

Average rents in Canada have declined 3.3 per cent since May 2024, marking the eighth consecutive month of annual decreases.

New Brunswick announced it is keeping its rent cap at three per cent for the 2025-26 fiscal year to help minimize spikes in rent.

The Ontario government is tweaking requirements for credit bureaus to release contact information for third-party users of credit scores to the scrutinized consumers.

Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan has entered the Swedish multifamily market with an agreement to acquire two newly built properties encompassing 425 rental residential units.

The doubling of tariffs, to take effect on June 4, could severely disrupt integrated North American supply chains.

Hazelview's Story of Midtown Toronto received the Rainbow Registered accreditation in recognition of its commitment to inclusivity.

The development will rise in the heart of the Mercier-Hochelaga-Maisonneuve district.

The project will unfold over seven phases and span 15 years.

Metro Vancouver has started construction on two family-oriented, non-market rental housing projects that will add nearly 300 homes.

Ottawa-based CLV Group is poised for a 74 per cent expansion of its multifamily portfolio through an agreement to purchase InterRent REIT and take it private.