Many people are relocating out of Toronto to the suburbs, driving home prices up. Here's where the highest appreciation is occurring.

The Ontario government has extended the deadline for condo corporations to hold their meetings virtually and permit electronic voting without a bylaw.

The industry partnership will develop a series of certificates leading to a Canadian Building Operator designation.

More than 70 board members and condo managers recently completed a workshop to earn the industry's first certification for chairing virtual meetings.

A years-long inquiry into allegations of bid-rigging and conspiracy in the supply of condo refurbishment services has finally wrapped up.

Some analysts predicted that mortgage defaults would rise during the pandemic, but this hasn't been the case.

The first AMO credentials to signify real estate management companies adhered to IREM's then novel certification standards were conferred in March 1946.

Minto Communities GTA will debut its first multi-residential geoexchange energy system with the launch of North Oak condo.

The latest residential addition to Mississauga's M City is expected to raise the bar for smart living in Canada.

Nadia Todorova has been appointed as executive director of the Residential and Civil Construction Alliance of Ontario (RCCAO), a leading industry advocate for infrastructure investment.

Industry members are asked to nominate a female-identified leader in the Greater Toronto and Greater Golden Horseshoe region. 

Alberta’s education mill rate has nudged up 0.1 basis point, adding $0.01 per $1,000 of assessed value to the provincial portion of property tax bills.

About 40 per cent have already racked up savings since the pandemic began, according to a new survey. The majority say remote work has made it more likely they will move further from employers.

Tarion flagged the issue last June when it first came to light. Homeowners on the receiving end of the phone calls were offered tax refunds and asked for banking information.

More than 110 industry associations, building service/product providers and public advocacy and community development groups are voicing support for no-cost incentives targeted specifically to low-income households.

Transit-oriented development can be a blessing and a curse for communities, suggests a new UBC study.

EllisDon has launched EllisDon Community Builders, a new group to assist clients who wish to deliver affordable and supportive housing.