Kaneff Group of Companies is starting to build its Keystone condo development on the Cooksville Creek Ravine in Mississauga.

Minto is now the first developer in Ontario to complete a baseline measurement for high-rise air leakage.

Amendments to the Condo Act related to condo guides are now expected to be enforced on January 1, 2021.

COVID-19 is driving some homeowners to refinance their mortgage ahead of deferral programs coming to an end.

Over the past year, the CMRAO has developed a roadmap and course curriculum that incorporates the identified competencies within the educational requirements.

Added demands of COVID-19 haven’t necessarily come with a commensurate boost in earnings for a workforce among the minority of Ontario employees exempt from a mandated minimum wage.

Cadillac Fairview is one step closer to transforming Montreal’s Pointe Claire Mall on West Island into a bustling new downtown core, connected to the city by transit.

Windsor reported the highest spike in Ontario, with the average price rising 17 per cent year-over-year followed by Oshawa.

Prices are expected to range from $3 to $15 million for units in a new high-end condo project called 10 Prince Arthur.

Edmonton-based Ayre & Oxford Inc. is doubly celebrating its 25th anniversary in the real estate management business and its newly received Real Estate Management Excellence (REME) Award.

The Ontario government has extended the deadline for virtual meetings and electronic voting to continue on without a bylaw.

Over the past few months, the pandemic has prompted supply chain disruptions that could affect the planning of capital projects in condominiums.

The 31-storey flatiron mixed-use condo will rise at Dupont and Dufferin streets at the foot of Galleria on the Park.

Demand for housing and warehouse/distribution facilities drove transactions, keeping April-to-August sales volume largely on par with the same period in 2019.

The building’s design allows for an extensive amenity pavilion that includes an indoor pool and gymnasium, with views of the neighbouring park.

The Building Industry and Land Development Association handed out awards during a virtual event last week celebrating 40 years of industry leadership.

Four new members have been elected to the Condominium Authority of Ontario's (CAO) board of directors, filling spots that were vacant since spring.