The Ontario government is partnering with the City of Toronto and Habitat for Humanity GTA to build 33 modular homes in a six-storey condo.

With plans to soon roll out compulsory food waste recycling to all multifamily buildings, the City of Montreal is exploring how to encourage compliance.

Rogers Real Estate Development and Urban Capital celebrated a milestone at the 15-acre M City development.

The progress was made possible through an innovative development charge deferral policy.

The mixed-income community includes three new buildings with various home types.

The Daniels Corporation announced a series of executive appointments designed to position the company for long-term growth.

Housing starts and sales decline across the Greater Golden Horseshoe.

Toronto is on track for its lowest annual housing starts total in 30 years.

The group is calling for a permanent, multi-sector advisory committee to identify systemic risks.

The federal government and FCM unveiled an $85.5-million funding boost for energy-efficient and affordable housing as the country champions Green Buildings Week.

Robin Dafoe, the inaugural CEO and registrar of the Condominium Authority of Ontario, is stepping away from her position after years of leadership.

The upcoming fall season is showing improved affordability and higher inventory levels.

August home sales were up on a year-over-year basis in the GTA with buyers having more negotiating power.

Western University has been awarded a $1.5 million research grant to explore how carousel parking could be integrated with EV charging technology to address space demand in multifamily buildings.

Construction of co-housing project is underway in Montreal. The building will be a mix of condos and affordable non-market rentals.

In some cities, new condo prices were at or near record highs in Q2 2025, while prices declined elsewhere.

Calgary, Ottawa and Edmonton outshone traditional heavyweights like Toronto and Vancouver in new ranking of Canada's most livable cities.