The standards set new benchmarks beyond the Ontario Building Code requirements for accessibility in housing.

Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (“CAPREIT”) has been busy buying and selling apartment properties across in 2025.

The two governments announced recipients of the second round of grants under the Housing Accelerator Fund Capital Grant Program.

Threatened tariffs could almost immediately translate into a 7.5 per cent premium on construction materials, while tariff-related inflation is expected to have an impact on interest rates and financing.

A convergence of factors are driving rental markets in six of Canada’s big cities and putting a chill on home-ownership rates.

The average asking rent in Canada for all residential properties in January continued to fall for the fourth consecutive month to $2,100.

Homebuilders voiced their concerns over the Trump administration's now delayed plan to impose 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods coming into the U.S.

Canada’s first round of proposed retaliatory tariffs on U.S. imports includes a range of building materials and furnishings, and equipment and products used in operations, maintenance and housekeeping.

The National Association of Homebuilders is urging President Trump to reconsider tariffs on Canadian and Mexican building materials due to impacts on housing costs.

Reversion to a 50 per cent capital gains inclusion rate will deliver higher returns than vendors might have expected on investment property sales since June 25, 2024.

Toronto’s newest luxury rental apartment, West House, will soon be home to Equinox's third location in the city.

Canada, Ontario, and the City of Toronto have each pledged $325 million to accelerate Waterfront Toronto's revitalization, which includes building affordable housing.

BOMA BEST Sustainable version 4.1 will introduce minor modifications to the assessment and benchmarking program for existing buildings as of Feb. 1, 2025.

Fiera Real Estate CORE Fund announced it has acquired four newly constructed Calgary rental properties in two separate transactions.

Tariff threats bring a new source of hesitation to what had been an expected pickup in commercial real estate investment activity in 2025.

The federal government is allocating $50 million towards the construction of The MileBrook, a mixed-use development in Montreal.

As we enter 2025, Canada's multifamily market remains tight, though the supply-demand imbalance is starting to ease, and rent growth is slowing down.