Grouse Mountain Resort in North Vancouver has been purchased by Northland Properties Corp from CM (Canada) Asset Management Co. Ltd.

As of January 1, developers will no longer have to meet a challenging standard for the comprehensibility of voice communications systems, and they can take an alternative approach to calculating sound transmission between dwelling units.

SmartCentres and Penguin have teamed up on a 15.48 acre site next to the Vaughn Metropolitan Centre.

A team of toxicologists at the University of Saskatchewan have discovered that chemicals used in smartphone and computer displays are potentially toxic.

Toronto will be welcoming its very own Hudson Hotel, already a familiar brand for New York City tourists and locals.

Expressly stated requirements for rainwater harvesting should simplify protocol for attaining permits and would align with the National Plumbing Code's water efficiency objective.

Allied Properties is purchasing a mixed-use complex in Montreal for $276 million.

The Squamish Nation has voted to move forward with a development under the Vancouver Burrard Street Bridge in partnership with Wesbank Projects Corp.

Lenders to the Canadian commercial real estate industry aren't losing much sleep over their allocations to the multifamily asset class, as just 2.2 per cent of recent survey respondents report concerns about its prospects.

Neil Lacheur has been appointed as Avison Young principal and executive vice president of Real Estate Management Services in Canada.

A public art installation lights up the Galleria on the Park construction site as phase two gets underway.

Microorganisms growing inside aging buildings and infrastructure are more than just a health issue, according to new research.

Saskatchewan is rolling out a three-year strategy to reduce the number of serious workplace injuries and fatalities in four key areas.

Spaces is opening two new co-working facilities next year in the Zibi development, located in the downtown cores of Ottawa and Gatineau.

Construction has started on Peter & Adelaide, a 47-storey, mixed-use tower that combines condo suites and retail.

Toronto’s legendary comedy venue The Second City will bring a piece of history to a young and modern complex near the waterfront in 2020.

The trend of flexible working is having a strong, socio-economic effect on suburban areas outside of big cities, according to new research.