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.

The Competition Bureau obtained a court order to gather information and advance an ongoing investigation into alleged anti-competitive conduct.

Vancouver's development pipeline is expected to deliver a supply of new housing units that meets the provincial housing targets in the full five-year period.

Canada Lands Company is planning on creating one of the largest transit-oriented communities in the City of Toronto’s history.

The EV-parking facility is located underground at the four-tower Hillside project in the Concord Brentwood community.

The province of Alberta tabled legislation that would establish a dispute resolution tribunal for condominiums.

Residential mortgage debt increased 3.5 per cent year-over-year in July 2024, reaching $2.2 trillion.

Average condo prices dipped by 3.3 per cent annually to $692,672 due to more supply on the market.