The federal government announced that over 10,000 new affordable housing units will be created through the Rapid Housing Initiative, exceeding the initial goal of 7,500 new units.

Ontario is collaborating with Menkes Developments and the Toronto District School Board on this provincial first and investing $44 million into the project.

Jani Loots steps into the new BOMA Canada role of senior director, sustainability, while Joanna Sugunathazan and Josimar Herrera join the staff as BOMA BEST project coordinators.

A successor generation of energy sector tenants could soon be incubating within Calgary’s beleaguered downtown office market.

The Ken Soble Tower in Hamilton has become the world’s largest residential building retrofitted to the Passive House standard.

Two new office buildings for EA Sports in Burnaby, B.C. will accommodate more than 500 employees.

Nexus Real Estate Investment Trust plans to rebrand as Nexus Industrial REIT to better reflect its portfolio focus.

As Ontario’s modified Step Two measures have shuttered most indoor sports and recreational facilities, members of the industry are weighing in on condo amenity closures amidst the highly contagious Omicron variant.

Average rental rates for all Canadian properties in December 2021 reached $1,789 per month — up 3.8 per cent from a year ago, according to the latest National Rent Report.

Multifamily landlords, businesses, academic institutions and community organizations in Windsor and surrounding Essex county could qualify for rebates of up to 50 per cent of costs for electric vehicle chargers.

A new condo in Hamilton Ont. will honour the cultural footprint of the former CHIQ radio station as it rises 14 storeys high at 206 King Street West.

New materials and technologies will replace the existing glass yet retain the classic design aesthetic the roof is famous for.

A new report to Toronto City Council reveals that just 24 permits to allow the sealing of garbage chutes have been issued to multi-residential landlords over the past 12 years.

Ontario applies CMHC data to estimate earnings needed in order to spend no more than 30 per cent of income on housing, and to define financially stressed renters.

The timing of newly announced short-term relief for Ontario’s residential and small business customers is somewhat out of sync with expected power consumption patterns.

The Stantec-designed patient tower will define the northern edge of the Queensway campus, with the primary hospital building clearly visible from the north and northwest entrances.

Cheam Leisure Centre in Chilliwack has achieved a Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certified Gold rating under the RHFAC program.