New study by Point2 comparing the cost of renting vs. owning a home finds that Canadian homeowners spend 24% more than renters on monthly shelter.

The new optional time-of-use rate scheme for residential and small business customers will be based on four price periods and introduce a far greater discrepancy between lowest and highest-cost electricity.

A mixed-use community that will rise from the grounds of an old shopping plaza and parking lot is one step closer to being realized in an underserved area of Toronto.

Samuel Gewurz, president of Proment Corporation and a pioneering builder on Montreal’s Ȋle des Soeurs, has been named to the Order of Canada.

Canada's Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Act will take effect on January 1, 2023, and remain in place for two years.

Program reviewers with Ontario's Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) are recommending broader inclusion of the multifamily and singe-family housing sectors in provincial conservation initiatives.

Fifty-nine per cent of homeowners and future buyers in the Montreal CMA would be willing to pay a premium for an environmentally friendly home. This is higher than the provincial average.

Based on trends in the real estate market as of July 1, 2022, most homes are expected to rise in value with BC Assessment's soon-to-be released 2023 report.

Radio Arts has started construction at the corner of Hamilton’s King and Caroline Street.

Ontario’s auditor general is calling for a closer look at the unregulated fees that electricity customers in multifamily buildings pay to unit sub-meter providers.

Two new mixed-use towers will complete Q Block on the neighbourhood’s east side, representing an approximate private investment value of $250M to the community.

Commercial real estate owners/managers, homebuilders and organizations that provide services and advocacy for people with disabilities have joined forces in the Accelerating Accessibility Coalition.

A new comprehensive best practices guide for builders and trade contractors to use when erecting, operating and dismantling tower cranes has been released.

Newly introduced amendments to B.C.'s Strata Property Act would halt strata corporations’ ability to exclude children or prevent owners from renting out their units to tenants.

NorthCore, a boutique 16-storey mixed-use residence, is the first condo launched along the Yonge and Sheppard node in a decade.

Redefining the city skyline with two record-breaking towers, Bristol Place will reach new heights as the tallest condominium towers in Brampton.

The Habitat for Humanity Canada Affordable Housing Survey found that 78 per cent are worried about having to spend less on food, savings, transportation costs, and/or debt payments to continue to afford their current housing.