Home sales picked up across the country in April. The Canadian Real Estate Association reported a double digit jump of 11.3 per cent since March.

A new 73-unit townhome and condo community is coming to Barrie that will be sustainably heated and cooled using a dedicated geothermal system.

Brivia Group has officially launched the Curv tower in Vancouver. It is set to be the world's tallest passive house building.

The project is expected to accelerate the decarbonization of downtown, equivalent to 20 net-zero office towers.

ALLURE will rise with 509 premium units and a retail podium that is curated for residents. A Rolls-Royce Chauffeur service is also planned.

The home is designed to reduce energy consumption by 60 per cent and carbon emissions by 36 per cent.

The second phase of a $1.15-billion condo project in Montreal's Quartier des lumières broke ground last week.

Calgary has approved five more projects to convert empty office space into new homes for future downtown residents.

The new home market in the Greater Toronto Area is gradually improving as March sales increased slighting higher than in February.

Under proposed new legislation, strata corporations would need fewer votes to authorize capital spending and/or building alterations to accommodate EV charging stations,

Crane activity is at a record high across 14 major cities in North America and Toronto is leading the pack.

Incoming data from the City of Mississauga reveals 1,088 building permits were issued for new construction in the first quarter of 2023.

Realtors in the Greater Toronto Area are noticing more competition among buyers as home sales climbed in March.

The first master-planned residential community in almost two decades is approved and moving ahead in Port Moody.

Condos favoured highly within Quebec City's residential market last month. Overall, home sales posted above March 2019.

TransLink and PCI Developments (PCI) announced a new partnership to build a proposed mixed-used development.

Ontario is proposing to implement permanent changes under the Condo Act with respect to virtual meetings and e-voting under its newly announced Less Red Tape, Stronger Economy Act, 2023,