Industry News
Ontario invests additional $1.6B in housing infrastructure
Ontario is investing an additional $1.6 billion to speed up construction on homes and critical infrastructure. The announcement was made at the annual Association of
CMRAO releases second practice guide
The CMRAO released its second practice guide that delves into procurement and contractor oversight for condominium managers.
London strengthens short-term rental enforcement
The City of London will increase inspections and provide education and outreach to rental operators.
July home sales in GTA strongest in four years
The Greater Toronto Area experienced the best home sales for the month of July since 2021.
AI forecast calls for immediate policy reform
New research from Concordia University offers developers an AI-driven lens into Canada’s housing supply challenges.
CAO releases updated buyers’ guide
The guide has undergone a review through consultations and user testing with condo community members.
Softwood assigned material role in housing plan
Canadian softwood lumber is expected to play a material role in hitting the federal government’s target for nearly 5 million units of new housing over the next decade.
Prize-winning housing tech set to build scale
Artificial intelligence and robotics are central to prize-winning technology tapped to accelerate new housing production on a nationwide scale.
Keeping homes comfortable during heat waves
Tips for managing the heat and humidity at home.
GTA new home market “deeply challenged”
A downturn continues as new home sales in the GTA remained extremely low in June.
Toronto City Council greenlights Hangar District
The mixed-used project will become the first neighbourhood within the 370-acre former Downsview Airport lands.
B.C. offers heat pump rebate to more claimants
Eligibility for British Columbia’s heat pump rebate has now been extended to unit-owners and renters of low-rise multifamily housing who meet income and technical criteria.
Q&A: Toronto unveils new development review plan
Since its launch, the division has reduced major application decision times across all categories. The new plan builds on this success.
Burnaby adopts new height-based zoning
Burnaby is one of the first cities in North America to adopt a height-based approach to zoning that eliminates complex rules.
Oxford breaks ground on purpose-built rental milestone
Oxford Properties Group broke ground on Scarborough's first major purpose-built rental development in over a generation.
Ultra-luxury condos in high demand
In Toronto, condos priced over the $5 million mark are experiencing strong demand.
Toronto boosts property tax relief threshold
The City of Toronto has expanded the Property Tax & Utility Relief programs, increasing the deferral and cancellation household income threshold for seniors and persons with disabilities.


















