As part of a multi-year plan, the province will add 264 new beds in the central health zone and replace 1,298 beds at 14 nursing homes and three residential care facilities.

Avenue Living Asset Management announced it has recently acquired $275 million in multifamily assets in the Edmonton market.

Ballon's two-year voluntary term coincides with the rollout of the Urban Land Institute's three priority missions to position the built environment for a low-carbon and inclusive future.

Broccolini's acquisition takes one of the largest available tracts of industrially zoned land in Canada off the market.

Researchers found a lack of qualified staff, insufficient funding and lack of access to specialists and resources were the main challenges to providing inclusive care.

This year's show will take place in person at the Las Vegas Convention Center from Nov. 15-18.

Vacancy rates in seniors' housing are rising in all provinces except Newfoundland and Labrador, according to a new report from CMHC.

A new survey from Royal LePage found that 35 per cent of this cohort is thinking of buying a home in the next few years.

One of Canada’s pioneering mixed-used developments is ready to unveil its new look after an extensive revitalization project, and in step with phase two of Ontario's post-lockdown reopening plan.

A three-minute assessment exercise helps users identify and minimize exposure risks at a time when rules are changing, more people are returning to public venues and it is not easily apparent who has been fully vaccinated.

Khalid Keshavjee, director of operations with Calgary-based Amhurst Property Management, is the sole Canadian in the 2021-22 cohort of 19 young real estate professionals.

The pandemic interlude cast gloom on Canadian office markets for a fifth successive quarter, but they are heading into a sixth with signs that pressures could be easing.

A new cohort of students at McGill University will soon be poised to tackle crucial questions about the application and potential misuse of Artificial Intelligence, which continues to change the retail landscape.

CAPREIT has completed the acquisition of a portfolio of seven apartment buildings in London, Ontario, and six apartment buildings in Victoria, B.C.

The Canada Green Building Council (CaGBC) announced that four new firms have signed on to its Disclosure Challenge.

Starlight Investments has continued on its buying spree with the acquisition of five high-rise apartments located in Vancouver and West Vancouver, B.C.

Commercial buildings in Toronto’s neighbouring York Region can now join the challenge and gain eligibility for the Commercial Real Estate Sustainability Trailblazers (CREST) awards.