Home sales, including condos, increased within the whole Montreal Census Metropolitan Area in July as prices also rose considerably.

The federal government announced it is financing $79 million to help construct 216 residential units located at 195 Deerfield Road in Newmarket.

Construction has begun on Alpine Park, a $2.5-billion community in Calgary. The project is a 646-acre, next-generation greenfield development.

A socially-distanced ground-breaking ceremony took place for Galleria on the Park—the mixed-use community that will rise on a 20-acre site in Toronto.

Following what’s characterized as the most difficult quarter yet recorded for Canadian hotel owners and operators, industry analysts are tracking the arduous climb back from the early April trough.

Static cap rates reflect limited transactions in the second quarter of 2020, but commercial real estate analysts express confidence that asset values are holding under COVID-19-related pressures.

Toronto City Council has voted in favour of a temporary bylaw requiring face masks or coverings in common areas of apartments and condominiums.

Average rent in the GTA has declined for the seventh straight month in June to $2,129, according to recent data from TorontoRentals.com and Bullpen Research & Consulting.

Markham Centre Campus (MCC)—an outpost for York University—will be the first public university in York Region when it rises in 2023.

A new survey by Finder.com found that a significant number of adult Canadians are moving back home with parents due to the financial pressures of COVID-19.

Starting its ascent in the Bayside Toronto community last week, T3 Bayside will bring 251,000 square feet of mass timber office space to the eastern waterfront.

CBRE Caledon acquired a stake in a $3.5-billion portfolio of 12 purpose-built high-quality data centres based in North America.

The B.C. government has unveiled a new online tool for employers and workers who need to extend temporary layoffs due to COVID-19. 

The City of Vancouver has approved plans for the controversial Birch Street rental tower, a 28-storey development located at the corner of West Broadway.

Ontario has moved ahead with the controversial Bill 184 despite opposition from tenant advocates claiming it will lead to mass evictions.

A new 41-page guide from ASHRAE provides guidance on the operation of HVAC systems as schools prepare to reopen in the fall.

After a record-breaking 2019 and Q1-2020, the GTA multifamily investment market has felt the effects of COVID-19 with just 23 Q2 transactions in total.