Allied Properties will acquire one million square feet of office and retail space in downtown Montreal.

Japanese architect Kengo Kuma was in Vancouver to reveal plans for his firm’s first North American skyscraper, a mixed-use luxury tower in Vancouver. Known as

The CF Shops at Don Mills, an open air shopping complex in the heart of North York, will soon complete a $21-million revitalization.

The Professional Retail Store Maintenance Association (PRSM), a membership association for retail facilities and vendor professionals, has announced that the Retail Facility Maintenance Professional designation

Ontario wants to install about 500 EV charging stations along highways and at workplaces, condos and public spaces starting in 2017.

Office condos in Toronto and Vancouver are setting a competitive pace as lease rates continue to rise in these expensive urban centres.

New leadership announced for BOMA BC

There are now more than 1000 LEED Gold-certified buildings in Canada that make up 38 per cent of all LEED certification in the country.

BOMA Canada has launched BOMA BEST Sustainable Workplaces to help buildings improve key performance indicators.

A new list of Canada’s Greenest Employers for 2016 includes companies that have built environmental values into their workplace culture.

Toronto-Dominion Centre’s (TD Centre) fourth annual sustainability report, released this week, shows the complex has surpassed new levels of achievement.

The first quarter of 2016 saw positive results for The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) office leasing market, mainly due to downtown leasing.

Canadian industrial markets advanced through 2014 and 2015 and continue to gain traction, according to a new Cushman & Wakefield report.

Fengate Capital Management (Fengate) has acquired two properties located at QEW and Highway 403 in Oakville, Ontario.

RioCan and developer Embassy BOSA are breaking ground on a mixed-use project in the East Village area of downtown Calgary today.

ASHRAE is targeting energy reduction in historic buildings, with a new proposed standard to prompt conservation efforts.

B.C. is investing $750,000 in both a women-in-trades mentorship program and to improve skill development for all apprentices in B.C.’s construction sector.