HUMANITI, a mixed-use megaproject in Montreal, has registered to pursue WELL Multi-family Residential Certification for its residential component.

GTA new home sales slowed in July as the supply of new homes continued to fall and prices of available homes continued to climb, announced BILD.

The City of Toronto’s Chief Planner and Executive Director of the City Planning division, Jennifer Keesmaat, is departing her role effective September 29.

Over the past 17 years, Canadians were able to qualify for larger mortgages due to declining interest rates and rising incomes, says the Fraser Institute.

Leading building and energy professionals are pressing for action on net-zero energy ready construction and more green jobs.

National home sales fell 2.1 per cent from June to July, marking the fourth consecutive month of declining sales activity, according to statistics released by the Canadian Real Estate Association.

With short-term rental rules on the horizon, a group is touting the survey finding that a majority of Canadians oppose a ban on home-sharing services.

The Ontario Home Builders’ Association has announced the finalists for its 2017 Awards of Distinction, to be announced on Sept. 26th at the OHBA Conference.

Peter & Adelaide, a new residential tower by Graywood Developments, will rise at Peter St. and Adelaide St. in downtown Toronto’s Entertainment District.

Tarion coverage for Ontario condo conversions is expected to become available at the beginning of 2018, according to a regulatory proposal.

Condo owners will pay a monthly fee of $1 per voting unit to fund services to be provided by the newly formed Condominium Authority of Ontario.

According to the Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB), there were a total of 8,223 condominium apartment sales reported between April and the end of June in the Greater Toronto Area.

City of Vancouver staff earlier this month proposed short-term rental rules that are markedly similar to rules proposed in Toronto.

Peter Milczyn, MPP for Etobicoke-Lakeshore, was sworn in as Ontario’s housing minister at a Queen’s Park ceremony this morning.

In June, the Greater Toronto Area’s new housing market continued to climb with condo sales in the region reaching a new record high, reports BILD.

Education and easy access are two key factors that helped an Ottawa-based condo find success with its waste diversion program.

Associa Maple Ridge Community Management announced that it has struck a strategic partnership with Harmony Management.