More Ontario households will qualify for free energy-saving equipment and advice with a newly announced lift to the income threshold for the provincial Energy Affordability Program.

The Canadian government is sponsoring the development of a low-cost flood insurance program to cover current gaps in coverage.

An 11-storey mid-rise condo will be the first residential building to rise on an industrial block along the Lakeshore East corridor in Mississauga.

Canada-based builder Altree Developments is expanding into the Caribbean with plans for a luxury condominium hotel resort in Sint Maarten. 

The federal government has launched the Housing Accelerator Fund, a $4 billion initiative to fast track housing.

The newest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, released on March 20, warns that maintaining the global average temperature threshold of 1.5 C is becoming even more challenging.

Three-in-five Canadians are worried about the potential consequences that flooding and severe rain events may cause during the spring season.

New appointees have been tasked with advising the Ontario government on its strategies to stimulate construction of 1.5 million new units of housing by 2031.

With the cost of living on the rise, new research pinpoints Canada’s most affordable cities for first-time homeowners.

A 12-acre master planned community is headed for the growing Unionville neighbourhood of Markham, along Enterprise Boulevard.

Cozy condo units are linked to the rising profile of storage facilities among commercial real estate’s alternative asset classes.

Women make up only 4.8 per cent of new apprentice registrations, indicating there are still significant opportunities in the construction industry, according to BuildForce Canada.

In her new role, Tania Artenosi will lead OREA's efforts to continue advocating for affordable homeownership and fighting for fair and equitable access to homes.

The Alberta budget confirms a $2.5 billion education property tax levy for 2023, which is consistent with last year's requisition but to be spread across an expanded assessment base.

Homeowners now face an average property tax increase of 10.7 per cent after Vancouver City Council approved an operating budget of $1.97 billion for 2023.

Alberta will automate and digitize the provincial land titles registry in an effort to reduce the transaction backlogs that have been plaguing the paper-based system.

The survey underscores that most Canadians strongly believe governments should prioritize the affordability and supply crisis.