The joint investment is designed to fast‑track construction‑ready housing projects across the province, ensuring more people can access safe, affordable homes faster.

Concert Properties CEO and prominent B.C. business leader Christine Bergeron passed away on February 13, 2026, after a battle with cancer.

The Ontario government is supporting more than 40 projects to help seniors and people with disabilities to participate in community life.

A newly completed building in Quebec has started welcoming 2000 occupants across three federal organizations.

The facility is designed to promote a healthier work-life balance for tenants of the existing 30-storey office tower.

Stephen J.R. Smith, founder and executive chair of First National Financial, has been named to the Order of Ontario, joining the select group of recipients who have merited the highest civilian honour the Province bestows.

Market-rate and subsidized tenants could pose differing liability threats for Ontario’s rental housing landlords under a looming crackdown on knowingly permitting illegal drug-related activity in their buildings.

A new renter interest report reveals that Moncton, NB, led the country as the most in‑demand rental market in Q4 2025.

The B6 Office Tower in Vancouver has achieved WELL Platinum, making it the largest Platinum-certified office building in Vancouver.

Mississauga City Council has approved a motion to expand the City’s development charges incentive program in an effort to accelerate purpose‑built rental construction.

Canada’s homebuilders are bracing for continued challenges due to higher construction costs, softer demand, and rising inventories in most markets.

TRREB’s 2026 Market Outlook forecasts more choice for buyers amid elevated supply levels.

A recent opinion poll from the Canadian Home Builders’ Association sheds light on the federal policies needed to restore confidence in the housing market.

The average asking rent for residential properties across Canada fell 2.0 per cent in January, marking the 16th consecutive month of annual declines.

The Canadian government’s hybrid work model is tipping decisively back to the formal office, with newly posted instructions for the federal public service to step up its on-site presence.

Killam Apartment REIT has acquired Forrest Green Apartments, a 13-storey, 109-unit building in the Clayton Park neighbourhood of Halifax.

The Open Standards Consortium for Real Estate (OSCRE) will convene a roundtable in Toronto later this month to discuss projects aligned with its data infrastructure strategy.