Townhomes dominated the volume of new housing in Ottawa last year.

Luxury homebuyers are slowly re-entering the top end of the condo market.

To mark their first collaboration, Hankyu Hanshin Properties will joint venture with Graywood on the development of Claystone, a boutique condo in Oakville.

The investment will help adopt stronger building codes in all types of buildings and deliver more affordable energy.

Menkes and QuadReal topped off a four-tower condo community in the south Vaughan Metropolitan Centre.

All tower crane components must now be inspected and verified to be operationally sound at 10-year intervals from either its manufacture date or its previous inspection.

There’s a shift toward smaller condos and larger single-detached houses across the province, according to new data from the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation.

A future transit-oriented community called Arbo at Downsview is on the move with the recent approval of a draft plan of subdivision.

The two-tower development is the largest new condo project to start construction in Toronto this year.

Alberta created a new working group to improve the province's construction codes to safely accelerate housing development.

A 14-storey condo that rose from the former CHIQ-AM radio station in Hamilton is now complete.

Tridel unveiled its most eco-friendly condo unit, with smart cleantech that optimizes energy consumption and reduces carbon emissions.

Vancouver City Council passed a motion calling for the provincial government to address critical gaps in access to cooling.

More than 300 attendees came together to recognize excellence in the remediation and revitalization of contaminated sites.

A 25 per cent tariff on Canadian imports would further erode housing affordability in the United States, warn advocates for that country’s residential development industry.

On November 22, housing developers, building owners, policy-makers and the public at large are urged to join the housing conversation to end homelessness in Canada.

Ontario homebuilders are calling for action as housing starts are expected to wane over the next few years.