The Vancouver Olympic Village development has been paid off, with the remaining condo units sold to Vancouver-based Aquilini Group for $91 million.

Canada's Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary topped Grosvenor's list of most resilient cities on Earth due to their low vulnerability and high adaptive capacity.

The Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) continues to play a significant role in the province’s planning approval process, according to developers.

According to TREB, the GTA condo market showed strong sales growth and a rise in average selling price in the first quarter of 2014, despite high supply.

More young Canadians are identifying home ownership as a good investment in 2014, according to the 21st Annual RBC Home Ownership Poll.

A $10 million condominium development known as Rivertown Terrace Condominiums, geared toward retirees, is coming to Windsor, Ont.

The national CaGBC conference, now called Building Lasting Change, will explore the value of sustainable building, real estate and urban development.

A survey from the Homeowner Protection Centre found that seven in 10 Canadian respondents support regulating condo managers and companies.

A report from Royal LePage says that the Canadian condo market has healthy price growth, with posted gains of 2.5 per cent and an average of $252,174.

According to the Realtors Association of Edmonton, condominium sales in the first quarter of 2014 have increased by 11 per cent, year-over-year.

A Scotiabank report says that Canada’s housing prices are going up, and expensive detached homes are boosting the condo markets.

The On The Go Mimico will become the first high-rise condo in Toronto with an integrated geoexchange cogeneration system for heating, cooling and hydro.

A new report from The Conference Board of Canada says that fears of a Canadian housing bubble are exaggerated, and a soft landing is likely in store.

According to the BMO 2014 First-Time Home Buyers Report, the average budget for first-time homebuyers in Canada is now $361,100, up from $300,000 in 2013.

According to a recent survey, 59 per cent of Ontario baby boomers are looking to downsize to smaller homes within the next five years.

The Canadian Condominium Institute’s Toronto and Area Chapter (CCI-T) has named Liberty at Discovery Place in Pickering, Ont. as Condo of the Year.

Two out of nine buildings in the Les Haltes du Roi condo development in Trois-Rivieres, Que., have been completed.