Thousands of new homes will be rising near future transit stations along the Ontario Line subway and Scarborough Subway Extension.

The Nova Scotia government has just released its five-year “Our Homes, Action for Housing” plan, representing a projected $1-billion investment.

Heritage designations could pose fewer complications for religious and Indigenous organizations in Ontario when they undertake repairs and alternations in places of worship and spiritual practices.

The number of purpose-built rentals under construction in the GTA fell to 18,267 units in Q3-2023, according to new data from Urbanation.

Subsidies are now on offer for EV charger installations on publicly accessible sites in small to mid-sized Ontario communities with populations no greater than 170,000.

National averages aren’t revealed in the recently released 2023 global results, but Canada's high ranking among 75 participating countries was confirmed during an online discussion of trends underpinning the numbers.

Canada's construction economists are pointing to oversights by the federal government, calling for urgent reforms to address the housing crisis.

Hullmark, in partnership with BGO, has unveiled plans for Beltline Yards, a large, mixed-use neighbourhood located at Caledonia Road and Bowie in Toronto.

Qualifying recipients can receive up to $3 million to subsidize construction, renovation or retrofit projects that make way for more people with disabilities in community spaces and workplaces.

Proposed amendments to Ontario’s excess soil regulations would allow salt-contaminated fill on a wider range of sites and simplify landscape projects on industrial properties.

Grand River Hospital and St. Mary's General Hospital are looking for space to build a future joint hospital in Kitchener-Waterloo.

The study focused on achieving a new benchmark in passive cooling inside naturally conditioned buildings in hot climates

The B.C. government has introduced legislation to rein in short-term rentals and add back housing to the rental market.

Summer saw a dearth of multifamily transactions, as Colliers Canada reports just eight deals in the Greater Toronto Area during the third quarter of 2023.

Newly introduced Bill 329 includes dozens of amendments to the Halifax Regional Municipality Charter to impose new requirements and give the Province more authority over planning and development.

While most major cities across Canada experienced rent growth in September, there are indications the market may be slowing.

Airbnb activity has not generated an economically meaningful increase in rents across Canada, according to new research from The Conference Board of Canada.