Last week, OREA and TREB jointly called on MPP candidates vying for seats in the York Region to reject requests to expand the municipal land transfer tax.

Aoyuan Property Group is set to transform a dated shopping plaza and parking lot in North York into a mixed-use community.

The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) saw 7,834 home sales in May 2018, a decline of 22.2 per cent year-over-year, reports the Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB).

A groundbreaking ceremony signaled the start of construction on Phase One and Two of M City, Mississauga’s new $1.5 billion master planned community.

Hines and Tridel recently announced the fourth and final phase of their waterfront residential partnership on Bayside Toronto, to be named Aqualuna.

National home sales dipped 2.9 per cent month over month in April, according to statistics released last week by CREA.

A U.S.-based company has introduced electronic voting for condos to Canada, paving the way for corporations to completely digitize the ballot box.

In April, the GTA’s new home market saw lower sales amid an increase in remaining inventory and declining prices, reports BILD.

The Ontario Ministry of Government and Consumer Services says it has incorporated public feedback into recent changes to new mandatory condo forms.

Tarion has announced the winners of its annual Homeowners’ Choice Awards, which honour outstanding homebuilders with the highest customer service ratings.

The Ontario government last week passed legislation aimed at addressing concerns about elevator availability in the province.

A new mid-rise development designed by Teeple Architects, The Keeley, is set to rise between North York’s Downsview Park and a forested ravine system.

Apartment landlords and condo corporations that turn away canvassers from multi-residential buildings during the election will risk fines under new rules.

Ontario is conducting more than two dozen workplace inspection blitzes in 2018-2019 to ensure employers are meeting health, safety and employment standards.

The impact of all government fees, taxes and charges on the price of new homes in the GTA has increased significantly, according to a new report from BILD.

Saskatchewan landlords and developers face a six per cent increase in the price of energy-efficient appliances since the provincial government resumed collecting sales tax on previously exempt products.

The new home market in the GTA experienced a quiet March, with sales plunging 67 per cent year-over-year to 1,960 total new home sales, reported BILD.