Surging values for single-family homes are far outstripping condo gains, but average assessed values for strata residential properties rose anywhere from 7 to 29 per cent across 19 jurisdictions in the lower mainland.

In a move that will ultimately reduce building costs and GHG emissions, Toronto city council ditched most requirements for new residential developments to provide a minimum number of parking spaces.

Three newly named members of the Order of Canada have been recognized for their exemplary contribution to the preservation and rejuvenation of heritage buildings.

Federal rent and wage subsidies will be open to an expanded range of applicants who are subject to pandemic-related constraints during the eight-week period from Dec. 19, 2021 to Feb. 12, 2022.

 The Ontario government announced it is temporarily moving to a modified version of its “Step 2” in the roadmap to reopening in an effort to control the surging Omicron variant.

Morguard’s 2022 Economic Outlook report predicts Canada's rental fundamentals will improve in 2022 with the easing of pandemic restrictions.

The Province of B.C. announced new COVID-19 restrictions that will take effect this evening, Wednesday, December 22, 2021, at 11:59 pm.

Forum Equity Partners announced it has launched "REIIF", a private, open-ended fund focused on Canadian residential rental real estate.

Victoria-based RISE Properties Trust has finished off a busy year with the purchase of its seventh rental property located in the Pacific Northwest.

Long-term care homes and retirement residences in Ontario are getting an environmental performance benchmarking tool specially tailored for seniors’ facilities.

The Toronto Region Board of Trade has released a report outlining how Ontario can eliminate exclusionary zoning in most residential neighbourhoods.

As announced in the federal Economic and Fiscal Update, small businesses could qualify for a refundable tax credit of up to $10,000 per project on qualifying investments in air filtration and HVAC systems.

More than two-thirds of Canadian lenders participating in CBRE’s recent annual survey indicated plans to increase allocations to real estate, equating to an estimated 10 to 20 per cent boost in availability of capital.

The Ontario government announced it will be implementing new measures at long-term care homes to protect vulnerable residents from the omicron variant.

Some hotspot providers quietly track millions of users’ whereabouts even after they have left the establishment.

Forecast calls for average rents in Toronto to bounce back 11 per cent next year, six per cent in Vancouver, and five per cent in Montreal.

A new climate action plan at the University of British Columbia aims to accelerate emissions reductions and achieve net-zero emissions by 2035—15 years ahead of