Nearly a fifth of Canadians still have a key to their previous home. This figure rises to 23% among 18‑ to 34‑year-olds.

Welltower Inc. has obtained regulatory clearance to complete the $4.6-billion acquisition of the Amica Senior Lifestyles portfolio more than 12 months after the deal was announced.

A public-private partnership will acquire blocks of unsold condo units and convert them into long-term rental housing.

The City of Toronto is preparing a major overhaul of how it tracks, enforces, and responds to chronic property standards violations and problem landlords who fail to maintain safe and healthy rental housing. 

The only atrium-style lobby in Toronto’s financial district was recently transformed into a wellness-inspired town square.

Nearly one-third of Canadians plan to buy a home in the next two years, according to RBC’s Spring Home Ownership Poll.

The Quebec government has earmarked nearly $584 million to promote heat pumps and flood protection measures, but little of it is slated to roll out before the upcoming provincial election.

Public access will be shuttered at up to six of New Brunswick's heritage sites and four provincial parks unless community-based sponsors can step in to assume operations.

Burnaby Hospital welcomed a six-storey health-care pavilion and new support facilities building as part of its first major redevelopment project in more than 40 years.

A sold-out crowd of 375 construction professionals gathered on March 6 for LEAP: Women in Construction, hosted by VRCA and CCW.

Chartwell will sell off its Clair Hills retirement residence in Waterloo, Ontario, to get Competition Bureau Canada’s okay to acquire a six-building portfolio from Sifton Properties.

The redevelopment would transform the downtown core into a vibrant destination, adding new cultural and tourist venues, housing and office space.

The development industry now has an additional year to benefit from the City's development charge incentive initiative, launched in 2025.

Record-high rental construction and more missing middle housing contributed to a notable increase in residential starts in 2025.

Municipal committees of adjustment are coming under closer scrutiny with the advent of as-of-right permissiveness for designated categories of housing in Toronto and throughout Ontario.

Canadian Home Builders’ Association's newly released Renovation Market Index measures current renovation activity and expectations to gauge health of the sector.

GBL Architects celebrates the completion of Canada's first mixed-use tall timber Passive House building for the B.C. Indigenous community.