The Real Brokerage Inc. cites “minimal trading volume” in return for duplicate administrative expenses in the decision to voluntarily delist from the TSX.

The sale of the Ottawa Marriott Hotel follows InnVest's recent acquisition of the historic St. Andrews-by-the-Sea resort in New Brunswick.

A joint investment of nearly $64 million from the Government of Canada and the City of Hamilton will go towards the building and repair of critical housing units in Hamilton.

Great Gulf Group has launched Beacon Residential, a new purpose-built, single-family rental division with 16 communities currently underway.

The Continental Automated Buildings Association will now be known as the Association for Smarter Homes and Buildings (ASHB), with a continued mandate to promote technologies for connectivity and efficient operations.

Housing gets top billing in a newly renamed portfolio, while accessibility issues are now aligned with the Ministry of Diversity, Inclusion and Persons with Disabilities.

Oxford Properties has named two new C-suite appointees, including its first-ever Chief Investment Officer, and five new executive committee members.

Canada’s leading tech hubs boast lower rental housing costs and narrower average rent-to-earnings ratios than most of their rivals in the United States.

Vancouver Community College (VCC) is moving forward with its new Centre for Clean Energy and Automotive Innovation.

An expanded list of industry associations has signed on for the 2023 global survey of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in commercial real estate, more than doubling the slate of sponsors from two years ago.

Alberta’s regulated electricity rate has been flagged for possible elimination in a newly released list of priority tasks for the Minister of Affordability and Utilities, Nathan Neudorf.

More than 55 per cent of respondents to CoreNet Global’s July 2023 survey report that corporate personnel are not fully complying with directives to return to the office.

Q2 rental market data reveals that the annual rate of rent growth for vacant GTA condos was 12.6%, pushing rents to a record high average of $2,803.

Ontario announced it is one step closer to a digital justice system that will help people resolve legal matters easier and faster.

The net-zero ready abodes will emit 85 per cent less emissions once complete and include multi-generational housing.

Average asking rents in Canada hit a record high of $2,042 in June, surpassing the previous record set in November 2022 by 0.9 per cent.

Designs for the final three remaining towers in Mississauga’s multi-billion-dollar M City development were recently unveiled.