Michael Parsa takes on the new role of Associate Minister of Housing alongside Steve Clark, who stays in place as the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing.

Basketball courts in Toronto are tagged a refurbishment priority as part of a new initiative between Lifetime Developments and adidas Canada.

Total May new home sales of 2,549 units were down 40 per cent from May 2021 and 26 per cent below the 10-year average.

To achieve housing affordability for everyone in Canada by 2030, CMHC estimates the country will need an additional 3.5 million units.

A new study found 54 per cent of parents are not planning on helping their children buy a future home.

Forêt will be the largest mixed-use project to rise in Forest Hill —a neighbourhood with an aging population potentially looking to downsize.

City of Vancouver has approved the Heather Lands project, the largest Indigenous-led redevelopment in the city.

The 10 recipients of the 2022 ENERGY STAR Canada awards for existing commercial and institutional buildings represent a balance of new and old, with five repeat winners from last year.

Higher borrowing costs brought more balance to the Greater Toronto Area housing market in May, with home sales down on a monthly and annual basis and active listings up.

New renderings were revealed for Frank Gehry’s first residential tower in Canada and what will become his tallest building in the world.

A multi-building community is moving forward in the downtown core of Vaughan, with an official launch to mark the expected 12-year build-out.

REMI Show 2022 celebrates the resumption of in-person networking with the theme, Facing the Future TOGETHER, as it returns to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, June 8th and 9th.

The second building of the residential development will feature walk-up townhomes paired with units that range from studios to three-bedroom suites.

The design for Slate Asset Management’s two-tower project in the Corktown community of Hamilton will rise with a modern industrial vibe.

Property owners, managers, and communities all have a role to play when it comes to the irreversible reality of extreme-heat events.

Home prices are anticipated to rise up to 20 per cent in recreational markets over the course of 2022.

Windmill Developments is transforming an existing gas station and garage into a bike-centric, mid-rise development at Kingston and Courcelette Roads in the Upper Beaches area of Toronto’s East End.