Whitby's 1625 Charles Street sells for more than $1.3 million.

Vancouver’s West End Community Plan received the Planning Institute of British Columbia’s 2014 Excellence in Policy Planning Award.

True North Apartment REIT will be acquiring 29 residential properties for $286 million, thereby increasing its portfolio by nearly 47 per cent.

Starlight U.S. Multi-Family Core Fund has partially acquired Villages of Sunset Ridge, an apartment complex in Humble, Texas.

The Concord apartment, Concord Pacific’s latest development in Calgary, aims to be the best engineered flood and emergency prepared residential building.

Pure Multi-Family REIT has announced its conditional agreement to buy multi-family apartment community Walker Commons in Houston, Texas, for $43.8 million.

The Heart and Stroke Foundation of B.C. & Yukon and the B.C. Lung Association have named June Smoke-Free Housing Month.

RBC reports that overall Canadian housing affordability was down in the first quarter of 2014. But condos fared slightly better than other housing types.

According to the latest CMHC Housing Market Outlook, builders are expected to adjust building activity in 2014 and 2015 in order to manage inventory levels.

A new survey from LAWPRO found that 61 per cent of Canadians don't know where to turn if they can’t pay their mortgage.

Naikoon Contracting has unveiled its latest residential project, a net-zero home and green certified in North Vancouver called Midori Uchi.

The City of Vancouver is calling for entries for its inaugural Urban Design Awards, which aim to celebrate design excellence in the city.

A group of architecture firms with offices across Canada have recently emerged as the national firm Architecture49.

The Globe and Mail reports that Quebec's pension plan has put the Fairmont Royal York in Toronto and the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver up for sale.

The new design of Toronto's proposed Gehry-Mirvish towers feature two residential skyscrapers that rise 92-stories and 82-stories respectively.

A new IBISWorld market research report predicts steady growth for Canada’s property management industry.

Knight Frank Devencore reports that Montreal office vacancy rates in Class A and B downtown office buildings have hit 6.8 per cent, up from 6 per cent.