B.C. has set the 2027 rent increase limit at 2.2 per cent, keeping the cap tied to inflation and giving landlords early clarity ahead of the Jan. 1 implementation.

Regulatory overseers in Ontario will soon wield a new slate of fines for real estate brokerages, brokers and sales representatives who run afoul of the rules.

Edmonton’s rental supply is set to grow with the launch of Gilbertson Block, a six‑storey, 199‑unit project now under construction at 210 Lakewood Road East NW

Radiators, most air conditioners, and LED luminaires and lighting fittings manufactured in the United States are set to be hit with retaliatory tariffs beginning Sept. 8.

Steel, aluminium, lumber and cement are all being hit with damaging new 50 per cent tariffs with the collapse of trade talks between the US and Canada.

One-third of Canadian borrowers are concerned about increased monthly payments as pandemic-era renewal nears an end.

Ontario’s rental housing gap continues to widen, with a new report showing that even record levels of purpose‑built construction still aren’t enough to meet long‑term demand.

Major Canadian markets are coming off four years of moderate-to-meteoric tech job growth, while consistently posting lower operating costs than counterparts in the United States.

Investor confidence in the Greater Toronto Area’s commercial real estate market strengthened in Q2 2026, according to new data from Altus Group.

The Vancouver Tall Challenge: Building Higher Downtown invites architects and designers to explore the future of tall buildings.

The Manitoba government is taking another step toward potentially moving freight train traffic out of Winnipeg’s urban core.

The Real Estate Council of Ontario is establishing an Industry Advisory Council and inviting 10 experienced professionals to serve as members.

The latest market research from TRREB suggests that active homebuyers faced more competition from other potential purchasers in July.

Canada dropped a notch in the rankings of the world’s largest professionally managed real estate markets last year, even while regaining asset value since 2024.

Canada’s rental market is showing early signs of stabilizing, even as July marked the 22nd straight month of annual rent declines.

The Nova Scotia government plans to offer power purchase agreements for up to 7.7 megawatts of tidal energy delivered through new demonstration projects in the Bay of Fundy.

The Institute of Real Estate Management is promoting a big-picture perspective on asset-level actions with the launch of a modelling tool tied to its certified sustainable property (CSP) program.