The average rent for vacant residential units fell 2.8 per cent year-over-year in February, marking the 17th straight month of annual declines.

An increased allotment of rent supplements will expand Ontario’s universe of subsidized housing options over the next two years, while, simultaneously, more households are projected to fall into need.

Known as Baydo Apartments, the project will rise at 6616 and 6630 Telford Avenue in the Burnaby neighbourhood of Metrotown.

Pinnacle SkyTower has topped off at 106 storeys, officially making it the tallest tower in Canada.

Michael Brooks has announced plans to depart from the Real Property Association of Canada at the end of 2027 after serving as the industry association’s chief executive officer for nearly 30 years.

The Open Standards Consortium for Real Estate is tackling the third of its trio of environmental data management standards with a new project focused on consistent metrics for solid waste.

The REIT announced it has successfully completed the purchase of a multi‑residential asset comprising nine low‑rise buildings in the growing London market.

The Saskatchewan government is conducting accessibility assessments on more than 500 provincially-owned buildings.

The portfolio, currently owned by TD Asset Management, is one of the largest institutional rental housing platforms in Canada and marks a significant expansion of Morguard’s presence in the sector.

New data suggests that affordability pressures are beginning to ease for Canadian renter households as rent growth slows across many markets.

Unaffordable housing costs persist in several urban centres across Canada despite recent improvements. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation’s (CMHC) latest Housing Affordability Composite Index (HACI)

The initiatives reflect ongoing consultations with front-line staff and health-care unions.

The new building at 130 Augusta Avenue marks the latest achievement in the ongoing revitalization of Alexandra Park and represents a significant expansion of affordable housing options.

The City says it is moving forward with a comprehensive review of its urban design requirements in an effort to boost housing supply and improve affordability.

The Competition Bureau is advancing its ongoing investigation into real estate commission rules.

Institutional investment in Canadian commercial real estate began to rebound last year, while a lower-than-usual share of outbound capital went to the United States.

The project in Burnaby is part of a broader effort by the government to create affordable homes close to transit, services, and employment.