Canada's housing market has reaching a new vulnerability high as homes prices accelerate alongside ongoing overvaluation. 

Sifton Properties’ West 5, a 70-acre mixed-use development in London, Ontario, will be a test site for an electricity generation and sharing model known as community net metering.

Changes to the Condo Act, coming into force on January 1, 2022, will expand the CAT's jurisdiction to manage certain disputes related to nuisances.

A new case emphasizes how seriously the Condominium Management Regulatory Authority of Ontario deals with complaints against its licensees and the action that follows.

Landlords and condominium corporations participating in the BOMA BEST environmental performance benchmarking and certification program will have to comply with an expanded list of best practices.

A newly filed regulation instructs Ontario's electricity and gas distributors to be ready for the province-wide rollout of the Green Button program by November 2023.

Saskatchewan landlords and homeowners will have to install smoke and carbon monoxide (CO) alarms in older residential buildings that were previously exempt. Enforcement begins July 1, 2022.

The design for M2M SQUARED will almost double the amount of two-bedroom and up units compared to many residential projects in the Greater Toronto Area.

Leaside Common will feature a shared open space on each floor that brings both sides of the development together.

The majority of economists on Finder’s BoC Interest Rate Forecast panel say the federal government’s housing plan won't do enough to solve Canada’s housing crisis.

A new study from the University of Waterloo found the most common masks, primarily due to problems with fit, filter about 10 per cent of exhaled aerosol droplets.

Electricity prices could become more responsive to fluctuating commodity costs if proposed regulatory amendments are adopted in Ontario.

One concerning trend is the amount of mortgage debt being taken on by consumers with lower credit scores.

Greybrook Realty Partners is expanding into Toronto's Stockyards District neighbourhood alongside developer Marlin Spring, with a $20-million investment in a mid-rise condo project.

The Residential Construction Council of Ontario is lighting a fire under the promises federal delegates are making with a recent statement on the crisis.

The City of Calgary is launching the Downtown Calgary Development Incentive Program to support downtown office conversions.

Hub has signed a purchase agreement to acquire the assets of National Home Warranty, a wholly owned subsidiary of Aviva Canada Inc.