Toronto and Vancouver posted the tightest industrial markets among major urban centres in Canada and the United States in the first quarter of 2023.

The home is designed to reduce energy consumption by 60 per cent and carbon emissions by 36 per cent.

A new report found employees often work better when in a distraction-free environment, with more than half their time dedicated to working alone or focused work.

Dutch institutional investment manager Bouwinvest has entered the Canadian rental market through a joint venture with Woodbourne Capital.

Calgary has approved five more projects to convert empty office space into new homes for future downtown residents.

The new home market in the Greater Toronto Area is gradually improving as March sales increased slighting higher than in February.

ASHRAE and the International Code Council invite comments on the purpose, scope and methodologies of a proposed new standard for quantifying and documenting operational and embodied GHG emissions.

There is little for buildings in Alberta’s newly released plan for reducing greenhouse gas emissions while supporting ongoing development of fossil fuel resources.

While average rents for all GTA rental units available for lease in Q1-2023 reached record highs, smaller units saw a significant surge.

Crane activity is at a record high across 14 major cities in North America and Toronto is leading the pack.

The City of Toronto has launched its second request for proposals for the Multi-Unit Residential Acquisition (MURA) program.

Manulife's 2022 Wellness Report reveals new insights that reflect a significant drop in productivity throughout the workforce.

Incoming data from the City of Mississauga reveals 1,088 building permits were issued for new construction in the first quarter of 2023.

Stéphan Déry brings extensive experience in managing public real property to his new role as president and chief executive officer of Canada Lands Company.

The Green Business Certification Inc. and International Well Building Institute are streamlining the process for applicants pursuing LEED and WELL certification for the same building.

According to March data from rentals.ca and Urbanation, average rents in Canada were up 1 per cent for the first time since November.

The Manitoba government is seeking public input on its Accessibility for Manitobans Act as part of a five-year review of the legislation.