Relief measures will be more generous than previously announced for commercial tenants and owners/occupiers qualifying for the Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy.

New renderings of the theatre-turned-condo include a visual of a speakeasy-inspired golf simulator and social club.

The mechanical engineering team at the University of Waterloo is reviewing the air flow for all classrooms in preparation for fall.

A crop of community buildings in Nova Scotia are getting energy efficient upgrades through multilevel government commitments, including $3.3 million from the province. 

The province of British Columbia and the University of Victoria are building new learning facilities to support growing demand in engineering and computer science.

Post-secondary students in Ontario are calling for more clarity and adequate funding to ensure all campuses are safe for everyone returning to school. 

A significant lack of socio-demographic data in long-term care homes could hinder the development of new standards and programs meant to improve elder care in Canada.

Two non-profit organizations have joined forces to convert a vacant office tower in downtown Calgary into much-needed affordable housing.

Nearly 200 respondents who collectively own and/or manage more than 2.2 billion square feet of space reported to the 26th annual Who's Who in Canadian Real Estate survey.

The goal is to curb homeowners from keeping their properties empty as the availability and affordability of housing stagnates in the city.

Headquartered in Vancouver, CDNGLOBAL is the privately owned venture of former Devencore executives, also boasting regional offices in Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton and Halifax.

Michael Brooks, chief executive officer of REALPAC, has been named to the board of directors of the World Green Building Council and will also serve as treasurer for 2021-22.

Yorkdale is the latest Canadian facility to achieve the certification, which indicates that best infection prevention practices are in place.

A new report by the Pembina Institute concludes that a national renovation wave of deep building retrofits could generate more than $48 billion in economic development.

Ironically, COVID-19 delayed what had been a planned 2020 update, but also generated myriad new insights for the resulting 2021 edition of BOMA Canada's established reference document.

However, only 13 per cent of respondents believe public spaces are currently being disinfected at a high level.

Average rent in Canada increased for the second month in a row, after six straight months of decline, according to the June National Rent Report.