SmartREIT and SmartStop have formed a joint venture to build and co-own rental self-storage facilities in Canada.

CAPREIT announced that it has waived conditions and will acquire a Montreal luxury apartment, comprised of 256-suites and located in the affluent Côte-Saint-Luc neighbourhood.

Toronto-based Diamond Schmitt Architects has announced the opening of its new studio at 1500 West Georgia Street in downtown Vancouver. Ana Maria Llanos, senior associate

Ontario has now enacted its energy and water reporting and benchmarking regulation to help large buildings cut down on greenhouse gas emissions.

Calgary-based Mainstreet Equity Corp. released favourable Q1 results yesterday, indicating a market recovery in Western Canada may be on the horizon.

A plain language summary of the first round of proposed changes to rules under the Condominium Act was posted yesterday on Ontario’s Regulatory Registry. The draft

The City of Vancouver has issued an Excavation Permit to Element Lifestyle Retirement for OPAL, the developer’s retirement residence set for Cambie Village.

Toronto real estate developer Camrost-Felcorp announced it will be welcoming residents into 101 St. Clair as early as this summer. The 229-suite luxury rental building is part of an award-winning master-planned community called Imperial Village, located at Avenue Road & St. Clair.

Canada ranks high on Century 21's 2016 Global21 rankings, with top honours for companies, offices, teams and individuals.

Top strategists for institutional investors hailed the residential sector's ballast qualities, particularly in a year when office values declined and the Calgary and Edmonton markets suffered a loss on investment.

The proposed legislation sets out a guiding framework for how accessibility standards will be developed, applied and enforced, but critics decry its lack of specifics.

The Canada Green Building Council’s (CaGBC) new Vancouver office is the first commercial project to earn LEED v4 Platinum certification in the country. Achieving LEED

Toronto figures into a North American fact-finding mission on infrastructure development, delivery and risk management.

Plans will transform a former 19th century hotel in downtown Guelph, Ontario, into a digital marketing tech hub and innovation centre.

Ontario recently issued its third green bond, raising $800 million to help fund clean transportation and environmentally friendly infrastructure.

Interest remains strong among Canadian hotel investors, but according to a new survey concern over the Canadian economy largely impacts decisions.

Rogers and RYCOM will implement the Cisco Smart Building platform across Oxford Properties' entire Canadian commercial and retail portfolio this year.