Condo owners who bought their units at the end of 2022 saw their homes values decline across 26 markets last year.

Effective April 2, 2024, Sean Baird will take over as Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC)’s new President and CEO.

Nearly 30 per cent of Toronto strip plazas are in line for a property tax break if City Council approves the proposed new measure in its upcoming 2024 budget deliberations.

Since the LTB moved its hearings online, things have gotten worse for one of Ontario's busiest tribunals, and now city councillors are moving to bring back in-person hearings.

As more vendors and purchasers are expected to come to the market this year, Avison Young's sentiment data shows retail, multifamily and industrial assets are sought, while office is tapped for divestment.

The Ontario government is spending nearly $800 million on a new patient care tower at Toronto Western Hospital.

Many say they feel valued and respected in the workplace but have to work much harder to be recognized.

Foreign commercial enterprises and people who are not Canadian citizens or permanent residents will continue to be prohibited from purchasing residential property in Canada.

In a new report, OREA builds on the HATF’s 55 recommendations to boost housing supply in 2024 and assesses the government's efforts to date.

New condo sales in the Greater Toronto Area are at their lowest since 2008 at 12,716 units, according to new data from Urbanation.

British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec have jointly developed proposed code changes that would allow for taller mass timber buildings and more types of occupancy.

Researchers found that local politicians tend to cater to the wants of homeowners who are more likely to be long-time residents and voters.

Leon's is one step closer to developing a master-planned residential community on 40 acres of land it owns at Highways 401 and 400.

In an address to U.S. counterparts, a leading promoter of Canada's energy industry underscores that Indigenous input makes for better infrastructure projects.

Rent growth in Canada reached a record high in 2023 according to the latest multifamily report from Yardi.

To contend with ongoing housing shortages, the federal government is limiting the number of international students by 35 per cent.

Arthur Erickson Place in downtown Vancouver has achieved the Zero Carbon Building – Performance (ZCB) Standard certification.