Saks Fifth Avenue will open in Toronto’s CF Sherway Gardens on Thursday, one week after its initial entry into Canada at CF Toronto Eaton Centre.

British Columbia’s fire safety act is getting the most substantial overhaul it has ever had since 1979 with the introduction of modernized legislation.

The city of Toronto's renewed contemplation of its special revenue-generating powers has real estate industry advocates proactively calling for a role in any future discussions.

Group Germain Hotels will soon welcome its first Alt Hotel to Saskatchewan, once plans for the 15-storey hotel materialize in 2018.

Morguard has completed the purchase of three hotels near Toronto’s near Pearson International Airport for $33.5 million.

The innovative new Coast Capital Savings headquarters has opened in Surrey’s city centre. Designed by MCMP Architects, the new building is the deliberate antithesis of a

LaSalle Investment Management has acquired a portfolio of four Class A office towers in Burlington, Ontario

The draft standards and associated consultation period follow 15 months of work since the effort was launched at the United Nations in October 2014 to develop a consistent global definition of appropriate behaviour that practitioners, clients, third parties and stakeholders can readily reference.

Ottawa’s LeBreton Flats is being redeveloped into a world-class cultural destination dedicated to open green spaces, public facilities, housing and hockey.

Ground has broken on a mixed-use project to be located at Winnipeg’s Confusion Corner, a site that receives more daily traffic than any other in the city.

IKEA will open a new 325,000-square-foot store in Dartmouth Crossing, a popular shopping and entertainment destination in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Walmart opened three new supercenters in Quebec and Manitoba on January 21 and will soon open twelve more on January 28, in various locations across Canada.

The Greater Toronto Area remained strong at the end of 2015 with downtown’s high performance, but the suburban market showed weaker results.

Calgary experienced the steepest slide over 2015, while Toronto emerged on an upswing and 2016 growth projections favour Vancouver.

Easy access to public transit tops the list of preferred attributes for office location among 50 non-profit organizations recently surveyed about workplace needs and priorities.

Group Germain Hotels has announced it will be opening an Alt Hotel in St. John's, Newfoundland in 2017.

Waste reduction, noise mitigation and further investment in Toronto’s waterfront community are a few key areas of interest for PortsToronto this year.