There’s a shift toward smaller condos and larger single-detached houses across the province, according to new data from the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation.

According to research from Point2Homes, solo renters make up over half of Canada’s one-person households, a trend led by Canadians aged 65 and up.

Starlight Investments has acquired a 300-suite community currently under construction in Leeds, adding to it's growing UK portfolio.

Housing Minister Sean Fraser joins a growing list of federal cabinet ministers who will be stepping down in 2025 ahead of the October federal election.

Indigenous Gaming Partners, a newly formed partnership of five Nova Scotia-based First Nations and Sonco Gaming Inc., has acquired PURE Canadian Gaming and its portfolio of four Alberta casinos.

Average rents for vacant rental units in Canada declined in November 2024, marking a 15-month low, in a sign that affordability is improving.

The two-tower development is the largest new condo project to start construction in Toronto this year.

A newly released standard is a significant step forward in fostering inclusion in workplaces across Canada.

The recently completed facility in New Westminster is the third Canadian project to earn recognition since the prize was established in 2015.

The Canadian government has appointed an 11-member advisory body to provide expert guidance on key infrastructure requirements to support housing production.

The province of Alberta hopes to become the most attractive place in North America for building AI data centres.

CAPREIT recently acquired three new rental properties in Montreal and Toronto, with a fourth acquisition currently underway.

Alberta created a new working group to improve the province's construction codes to safely accelerate housing development.

Tridel unveiled its most eco-friendly condo unit, with smart cleantech that optimizes energy consumption and reduces carbon emissions.

Vancouver City Council passed a motion calling for the provincial government to address critical gaps in access to cooling.

Ontario's Solicitor General is considering new stipulations for private security uniforms and vehicles to create greater visual distinction from police forces.

A proposed amendment to the Ontario Heritage Act could make it easier to extract developable parcels from properties that have a conservation easement registered on the title.