The Toronto North and East office markets finished Q3 on a positive note, with healthy gains in occupied office area.

Wired Certification is the internationally recognized digital connectivity ratings system for commercial real estate that helps landlords design and promote their buildings' digital connectivity to tenants.

Tara Piurko, partner at Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP in Toronto, is the first Canadian elected to serve as CREW Network president.

Using copper-alloy materials in fitness centres significantly reduced concentrations of bacteria on all equipment types, according to a new study.

A new proposed project at 1400 Alberni Street will make Vancouver home to the world’s tallest passive house towers at 48 and 43 storeys.

New home buyers in Ontario will soon have greater deposit protection once a proposed policy and draft regulation from Tarion comes into effect.

On October 12, the Alberta government approved the first stage of new regulations that will better protect condominium buyers in the province.

Colliers announced that it has sold a high density, mixed-use development site, located steps from the Burquitlam SkyTrain Station in West Coquitlam, B.C.

An affordable housing facility for individuals living with mental health issues and physical disabilities, broke ground today in the city of Hamilton.

Canadian home sales increased by a modest 2.1 per cent between August and September 2017, according to statistics from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA).

Accessibility and inclusiveness are on the agenda for a pending update of the model green office lease that has become an entrenched standard in Canada's commercial real estate sector.

Yukon will soon be the first jurisdiction in Canada to make radon testing a licensing requirement for child care facilities.

New Legionellosis protocol outlines proper maintenance and safety practices associated with evaporative cooling systems.

Sidewalk Labs is teaming up with Waterfront Toronto to transform 800 acres of Toronto's eastern waterfront into a global, high-tech neighbourhood

Eighteen Canadian real estate organizations undertook the rigorous reporting exercise, which plots portfolio-wide ESG (environmental, social, governance) intent, practices and outcomes, and collectively achieved an average score of 70 out of a possible 100 points.

The Government of Canada is investing $13.8 million in new research infrastructure, including new labs and equipment, at Western University through the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI).

CaGBC, GBCI and the Advanced Energy Centre are working together to bring the Investor Confidence Project and its IREE certification to Canada.