Slightly more than 52 per cent of participating buildings achieved a score of a least 70 per cent for a silver or higher certification.

StorageVault Canada has announced the $68.7 million acquisition of three stores in Ontario.

The Quebec government and the labour-sponsored investment fund, Fondaction, will each contribute $15 million in seed capital to underwrite energy efficiency improvements in commercial buildings.

Employee wellness programs in the workplace are lacking despite evidence showing their effectiveness.

Bentall Kennedy has purchased two office buildings in Montreal's Mile End district from Mile-End Investments Inc.

Nexus Real Estate Investment Trust is purchasing three industrial properties in Western Canada for $64 million

The City of Calgary approved the 2018 Municipal Non-Residential Phased Tax Program (2018 PTP), offering tax relief to non-residential properties that have experienced the highest

Winnipeg's True North Square development has reached another construction milestone with the topping-off of the 25-storey, mixed-use tower at 225 Carlton.

The Sutton Place Hotels is opening its first property in Atlantic Canada at Halifax’s Nova Centre.

Vancouver is now one of the first cities in North America to adopt a 100 per cent EV-ready policy for all new multi-unit residential buildings.

Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal are among 30 global metropolises deemed well positioned to draw investment and sustain a robust real estate market for the long term.

Construction has started on One Water Street, featuring what will be the two tallest towers in Kelowna, standing at 36 and 29 storeys high.

Since only publicly traded entities are part of the analysis, many of Canada's largest real estate players are excluded. However, other criteria to qualify would eliminate several of them anyway.

BOMA BC president Paul LaBranche has announced his retirement. Under his leadership, BOMA BC has spearheaded innovative programs.

A construction project at McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Vancouver Airport will additional retail space and up to 35 new luxury brands.

Ontario-based companies and organizations will have until May 7, 2018 to submit their concepts to the newly announced GreenON Challenge.

Claimants gain five more years of accelerated deductions on the capital cost of qualifying renewable energy systems and energy conserving equipment.