LiUNA and partners recently broke ground on a new purpose-built rental development at 500 Upper Wellington St in Hamilton, ON.

The vendor garners $310 million through the sell-off of 7,500 existing rentable storage units and properties where a further 3,000 units are set for development.

Critical upgrades and repairs are in the works for Timmins and District Hospital. Ontario is investing $2 million this year through the Health Infrastructure Renewal Fund.

More than 640 licensed non-profit child-care centres in Manitoba are eligible to apply for a renovation expansion grant.

Toronto will be the host city for the Institute of Real Estate Management's 2023 Global Summit, which coincides with the organization's 90th anniversary this year.

Zibi's newest rental offering, Aalto II, has opened doors to future residents looking to live in the award-winning sustainable community.

Ontario’s Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) announced it has made some key form changes in an effort to address sluggish process.

The new Rental Apartment Retrofit Accelerator (RARA) pilot program intends to help future-proof existing rental buildings in Vancouver.

Residential sales in Montreal reached 3,627 in June 2023, representing a decline of 10 per cent overall compared to the same period last year.

The deadline to submit consumption data to Ontario’s energy and water reporting and benchmarking program has been extended to help accommodate this year's large new cohort of mandated participants.

Spanning over the East and West towers, FRAME includes homes ranging from 515 to 1,127 square feet to meet the spatial needs of a variety of new families.

The national office vacancy rate surpassed 18 per cent in the second quarter of 2023, the highest level recorded since 1994. However, the pace of negative absorption was slower than last winter and fall.

Ninety-six per cent of buyers interested in pre-construction and newly built homes rank energy efficiency as being almost equally important as the price, size and design of a home.

Allowable rent increases will max out at 2.5 per cent for most of Ontario’s sitting residential tenants in 2024, trailing the current 5.9 per cent average inflation rate.

Fredericton’s Justice Building will be refurbished into the University of New Brunswick Faculty of Law.

Canadian buildings capture seven of the 15 BOMA International TOBY Awards for 2023, representing the culmination of a three-step process to identify the year’s top achievers.

New Brunswick's newly announced cabinet shuffle responds to the recent departure of four provincial Ministers, two through resignation and two through dismissal.