Ontario's Auditor General Bonnie Lysyk revealed major concerns in her first audit of the condo sector and its two authorities.

Avenue Living announced it has surpassed $2 billion in assets under management during the COVID-19 pandemic, growing by 30 per cent since December 2019.

Ontario’s Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) has been advised to place greater priority on the scrutiny of complex installations and adopt technologies to better support efficient, cost-effective service delivery.

Fittingly for 2020, both nominations for the Canadian Online Publishing Awards are tied to reporting how the property and facilities management sectors responded to the challenges of COVID-19.

Six vendor groups were involved in the deal for 13 store locations and a vacant land parcel.

The first virtual MAC Awards honouring achievements in Ontario's rental housing sector was held Thursday, December 3, 2020.    

The supply of townhouse land remains scarce. As a key component of the “missing middle,” this land is often prohibitively expensive in urban areas.

The Province of Ontario has updated its standard lease form to take into account RTA changes that were introduced last July by Bill 184.

CAPREIT announced it has purchased a newly constructed Halifax rental property, located in the suburb of Bedford, for $11.9 million. 

A Toronto developer is converting an historic church in Ingersoll, Ontario, into a mixed-use hub of office, event and retail space.

The National Research Council's new advanced materials research facility, now open in Mississauga, will serve as a national clean energy hub.

GTA rents continue to decline, with condo rentals in downtown Toronto seeing the most significant drop in rates at 16 per cent.

Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia are the top spenders to alleviate energy cost pressures on low-income households among Canadian provinces.

The a new, national standard for affordable, adaptable and accessible homes will form the foundation of a new Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certification module.

A 100 basis point slide in the 10-year Canada bond rate over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic contributes to real estate’s continuing allure for institutional investors.

CAPREIT announced it has waived conditions on the acquisition of two Ottawa rental properties for a total purchase price of $95.5 million.

Legislation to enable the Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy (CERS) received parliamentary approval late last week and an online application portal was expected to be operational for Nov. 23.