SmartCentres unveiled Canada's largest, permanent low-res LED art installation in SmartVMC, its flagship 100-acre master-planned city centre in Vaughan.

Untitled Toronto, a two-tower condo at Yonge and Eglinton and designed in collaboration with Grammy Award-winning artist Pharrell Williams, broke ground this week.

A 50,000-square-foot bike facility is being planned for the Concord Metrotown, a three tower development in Burnaby.

Expected to rise 32 storeys, with a mixed-use podium, the condo will make history of its own, standing on one of the last parcels of residential land in The Distillery District.

Geared to younger urban residents, the condos respond to a demand for suburban living spaces—away from the costly confines of a city.

Fenelon Lakes Club in the Kawarthas will bring more condos to the waterfront in a market where lakeside living is dominated by single-family dwellings.

Ontario’s Home Construction Regulatory Authority charged Ideal BC Developments after receiving complaints that the home builder had illegally entered into sales agreements.

New renderings of the theatre-turned-condo include a visual of a speakeasy-inspired golf simulator and social club.

Edenshaw Developments and Windsor Private Capital acquired a 1.48-acre Metrolinx site adjacent to the Port Credit Mobility Hub.

The goal is to curb homeowners from keeping their properties empty as the availability and affordability of housing stagnates in the city.

East Pointe, a mid-rise condo located at Kingston Road in Toronto, has received approval for 11 storeys in a neighbourhood where eight storeys has been the norm.

The president of RESCON has been appointed to a global steering committee that will look at the potential benefits of using a steel-timber hybrid in high-rise buildings.

JAC Condos, a 34-storey development that will bring more housing options to the growing downtown eastside of Toronto, started its ascent this week.

In downtown Vancouver, pre-sale condos have failed over the past four years due to a slew of government housing policies and taxes to cool out-of-reach prices.

This newest phase of the 72-acre Brightwater community will stand nine storeys tall on the site of the 19th and 20th-century Port Credit Brick Company.

A new survey from Royal LePage found that 35 per cent of this cohort is thinking of buying a home in the next few years.

An elevated beachside condo community called MOVALA will take shape in Kelowna, British Columbia, in the Lower Mission neighbourhood.