Condos have appreciated more than any other housing type in the GTA when comparing the average price from the housing peak in 2017 to today.

Ontario has released its rent increase guideline for 2022, setting it at 1.2 per cent on the heels of the 2021 rent freeze.

Operators of tourist-friendly spaces across Nova Scotia will be on the receiving end of a $18.2-million restart package as part of the province's phased reopening strategy.

More than $22 million in infrastructure upgrades will be shared among municipalities across eastern Ontario to protect the health and well-being of residents.

A new one-million-square-foot mixed-use development is coming to Old Montréal from the family-owned developer, Jesta Group.

Alectra has chosen Brampton, Ontario, as the location of their brand-new sustainable operations centre that will be built to LEED Gold.

NAIOP has selected Hudson Pacific Properties as the 2021 Developer of the Year – the association’s highest honour.

A new volunteer council, gleaning insight and experience from all commercial real estate disciplines, is exhorting the industry to better reflect the society in which it operates.

The U.S. National Association of Realtors is searching the Canadian market for promising technologies for the commercial and residential real estate sectors.

Industry is invited to register at no charge for the virtual REMI SHOW,  taking place on Wednesday, June 16.

Starlight Investments announced it has completed the acquisition of eight rental properties in Victoria, B.C. comprised of 485 units. The eight rental properties are situated

Two new residence halls at the Simon Fraser University (SFU) Burnaby campus have opened. The project is targeting LEED Gold.

The Residential Construction Council of Ontario has stepped up efforts to ensure that builders and workers know how to register for their COVID-19 vaccinations.

A new shortsea service will forge a marine link from container facilities at the Port of Hamilton to the Port of Montreal.

Toronto is positioned among select global cities with a combination of space and cost factors that could better appeal to employers seeking to expand space-per-person ratios in their office footprint.

A new CMHC report looks at secondary units in municipalities throughout Ontario and what contributes to disparities.

Common area accounts registering more than 250,000 kilowatt-hours of consumption annually receive the rebate under a grandfathering provision that is slated to end on Oct. 31, 2021.