Analysts expect Canada’s spring housing market activity to rise moderately as buyers respond to lower borrowing costs and improved affordability.

The condominium tower will bring nearly 980 new suites to market by 2030.

The new report highlights the key concerns raised during a recent consultation about algorithmic pricing and its impact on competition.

Canada Lands Company unveiled a $21-million renovation to the CN Tower’s lower observation level to mark its 50th anniversary.

Alberta recorded another banner year for housing starts in 2025, surpassing 50,000 new units by the end of December.

The governments of Canada and Quebec announced a strengthened partnership aimed at accelerating housing construction and ensuring the coordinated rollout of Build Canada Homes.

Ontario is investing in learning facilities at publicly funded colleges and universities to prepare students for in-demand careers.

A prominent waterfront site will soon hit the market, as Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation prepares to relocate its Halifax casino further inland to Dartmouth Crossing.

Through targeted digital advertising and resident‑focused storytelling, FRPO's new Proud to Rent campaigns aims to promote the renting lifestyle.

The province plans to put a pause on inclusionary zoning (IZ) requirements in Toronto, Mississauga, and Kitchener until July 1, 2027.

Updates to carbon monoxide safety rules in Ontario-based residential buildings took effect on January 1, 2026.

The acquisition of Urbanation represents a major step in Rentsync’s strategy to expand market intelligence for the rental housing market in Canada.

Canada’s industrial market posted nearly 6.9 million square feet of positive absorption in a year when 23 million square feet of new inventory arrived.

According the latest National Rent Report, rental prices are likely to continue trending down in the near-term as the current conditions persist.

The Canadian Board for Harmonized Construction Codes (CBHCC) has released the 2025 editions of the National Model Codes.

The Real Estate Council of Ontario announced new leadership and eight key initiatives for 2026 to rebuild trust.

Elevated listing inventory has helped buyers negotiate lower selling prices.