A recent CBRE report on Canada's office market reveals that smaller and more efficient workplaces are on trend.

Walmart Canada has announced plans to add 35 new supercentre projects to its Canadian portfolio in 2014.

Sport Chek’s new 80,000 square foot flagship store at the West Edmonton Mall is taking tech integration to the next level.

A new Alberta film studio, clocking in at $22.8 million, is scheduled to be completed for 2015.

Southern Okanagan Secondary re-opened on February 6, two years after being nearly destroyed by a fire during a $29 million renovation.

Miller Thomson LLP will be the first office tenant in the redeveloped Pacific Centre property at 725 Granville in Vancouver.

Concert and Jawl Properties have been selected by the Province of British Columbia as the successful bidder on a mixed-use six-acre property in Victoria.

Mike Bishop has been appointed chair of BOMA Canada, effective January 2014.

Work has begun on The Exchange, the new $200 million Credit Suisse office tower in downtown Vancouver.

The Auto West BMW Dealership in Richmond, B.C. has unveiled a 22-foot-high green wall in its showroom.

Cornelia Hahn Oberlander will be presented with the 2014 IDC/IIDA Leadership Award of Excellence on February 20.

Teresa Miller has joined Vancouver design firm Public as principal of interior design.

Greater Toronto Area condo sales saw a 21 per cent year-over-year increase in the fourth quarter of 2013, according to the Toronto Real Estate Board.

A recent report by the Altus Group found that the Calgary condo market exceeded expectations in 2013, featuring strong demand and increased prices.

A new program from Vancouver's InGastown development lets participants trade in their cars and put the value towards a condo down payment.

According to the QFREB, the Quebec condo market will remain stable throughout 2014, and will ultimately favour buyers.

Buyers in Alberta will now receive mandatory warranty protection under the New Home Buyer Protection Act.