The federal government has launched the Canada Public Land Bank to link builders with federally owned properties available for housing development.

Market analysis from Morningstar DBRS finds that despite economic uncertainty and labour challenges, multifamily rental fundamentals should remain strong.

The real estate asset class is currently taking its turn as the underperforming piece in large Canadian pension funds' diversified mix of holdings.

The Ontario government released a new set of land-use planning rules for municipalities, which build on the Cutting Red Tape to Build More Homes Act.

Conestoga College has invested more than $500 million into its facilities, student housing and academic programming. 

Effective January 1, 2025, Manitoba's new rent guideline has been set at 1.7 per cent, a significant decrease from the 2024 guideline.

Colliers Canada projects hotel transaction volume should surpass $2 billion in 2024, based on first half sales and properties currently in the deal pipeline.

Effective August 23, low-income Nova Scotians who are spending 40% or more of their household income on rent may be eligible for a rent supplement, down from the previously required 50%.

The BC government has set the annual allowable rent increase for 2025 at 3 per cent, down slightly from this year’s allowable increase of 3.5 per cent.

Energy storage gets new prominence in the most recent update of Ontario’s directives for land use planning, now explicitly listed as an energy supply option municipalities should consider.

Multifamily investment activity is expected to increase in Vancouver and Victoria, according to CBRE’s new 2024 Mid-Year Apartment Report.

The Canadian government is seeking public input on the current regulated timelines for banks to clear deposited cheques and release funds to payees.

Housing starts across Canada rose by 16 per cent in July driven largely by multi-unit starts, according to the latest data from CMHC.

The federal government announced funding for two facility projects at the University of British Columbia to help local businesses grow compete globally.

An early intervention pilot initiative taking place in B.C. will be available to any individual or employer seeking return-to-work and accommodation solutions after experiencing mental and physical health impairments.

The governments of Ontario and Nova Scotia signed a Memorandum of Understanding to improve interprovincial mobility for skilled tradespeople.

Multifamily properties continue to be an investment favourite worldwide, with Canada perhaps demonstrating the hyper version of what’s happening in markets elsewhere.