Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland announced key mortgage reforms to help first-time homebuyers.

Two new rental developments are coming to Victoria, bringing 150 units to market for families, seniors and individuals with low to moderate incomes.

The Ontario government is investing more than $26 million to build a new skilled trades training centre in Vaughan, Ontario.

A new school in Masset, B.C. includes Canada’s first-ever tsunami evacuation tower.

Fire safety advocates are concerned about a dangerous amendment that allows for a single exit stairway in multi-residential buildings.

To spark discussion and find solutions to the restrictions impeding housing construction, RESCON is hosting its 4th annual housing summit on Oct. 9.

A new report from Desjardins points to the ongoing labour shortage in the construction industry as the primary constraint holding back new housing starts.

Asking rents for purpose-built and condominium apartments in Canada rose by 4.7 per cent, marking the slowest annual rate of rent growth in nearly three years.

The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) has released a pivotal report emphasizing the urgent need for increased investment to build resilient infrastructure.

The design of the building has been developed in partnership with former residential school students and their families.

Nearly 1,200 rental homes will soon be coming to middle-income individuals, seniors and families in Langley and Burnaby B.C., though the new BC Builds program.

A 33-storey tower with an adjoining nine-storey mid-rise building will rise on the 32-acre site of the Cloverdale Mall.

Property owners in B.C. can now access a free catalogue of standardized, customizable housing designs for small-scale, multi-unit projects.

Municipal office spaces at Greater Sudbury's City Hall will transform into the green and inclusive home of a cultural hub at Tom Davies Square.

Canada is ranked fifth among 89 countries and deemed to be highly transparent in JLL’s biennial survey of openness, integrity and credibility in global real estate markets.

Public gatherings in informal, unlicensed venues are creating risk management headaches for local officials in large and small Ontario communities.

Multifamily real estate entities reporting to GRESB, the global assessment and benchmark for the ESG performance of portfolios, can expect new criteria next year.