SmartCentres and Penguin have teamed up on a 15.48 acre site next to the Vaughn Metropolitan Centre.

Peter Balasubramanian, current chief operating officer of Tarion Warranty Corporation, has been named as the new chief executive officer.

River City 3 in West Don Lands is the first building in Toronto to receive a Best Tall Building Award of Excellence from The Council

The average condo price in the Greater Toronto Area is expected to increase 6.0 per cent year-over-year in 2020, rising to $600,000.

The design of SCOUT Condos will focus on masonry and a warehouse aesthetic to reflect the West St. Clair West neighbourhood.

Condo corporations will soon be able to better access and use required forms under the Condo Act.

Immigration figures into the Real Estate Investment Network’s list of five policies that are likely to affect the future housing market.

Ontario says its going to repair the Tarion home warranty program with new legislation tabled last week.

Howard Bogach, president and chief executive officer of Tarion Warranty Corporation, announced he will be retiring soon.

Vancouver will be phasing in an empty homes tax rate hike of 25 per cent for each of the next three years.

Adjustments include everything from disclosure of information to how annual general meetings are organized.

Ontario has introduced a long-awaited bill that would make significant changes to the way real estate professionals conduct their business.

Construction has started on Peter & Adelaide, a 47-storey, mixed-use tower that combines condo suites and retail.

Owners of smaller commercial and multi-residential buildings in Ontario will still be welcome to voluntarily share energy and water consumption data, but a looming deadline for mandatory disclosure has been withdrawn.

The first phase of the 1 Square Phillips condo in Montreal is underway, with strong buyer demand, reports project developer Brivia Group.

Health inspectors report more rat complaints in apartments and private homes across the country.

Toronto’s short-term rental regulations are no longer in limbo after the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal dismissed operators' appeals on Monday.