Just two of Canada's listed real estate companies count recently failed U.S. banks among their tenants, occupying a minimal fraction of their portfolios in both cases.

The newly released Quebec budget also promises $100 million over five years to allow post-secondary institutions to lease extra classroom space in commercial buildings.

The newest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, released on March 20, warns that maintaining the global average temperature threshold of 1.5 C is becoming even more challenging.

Construction is now underway on the University of Victoria’s National Centre for Indigenous Laws (NCIL).

The federal government and the Province of Nova Scotia have committed to investing $16.6 million toward the creation of 10 new affordable housing projects.

Average RevPAR surpassed 2019 levels last year, while increased international travel and a low Canadian dollar are projected to push up occupancy in 2023 and 2024.

New appointees have been tasked with advising the Ontario government on its strategies to stimulate construction of 1.5 million new units of housing by 2031.

Dream Unlimited Corp. will offer ESG-focused debt capital to the U.S. market through the launch of Avrio Real Estate Credit, in partnership with PaulsCorp LLC.

Four projects will receive almost $4 million from the federal government to enhance Edmonton's tourism economy.

A $7-million investment will create some of the first major rental units built in Tofino, B.C. in decades. 

Nova Scotia is investing $58.9 million for a second medical school campus that will train more doctors and focus on rural healthcare needs.

Three city-owned land sites are now available for sale to eligible non-profit organizations, under Calgary's Non-Market Housing Land Sale program.

This year's focus prioritizes projects that improve opportunities for community engagement and those that support older adults to age and live at home with access to care.

With the cost of living on the rise, new research pinpoints Canada’s most affordable cities for first-time homeowners.

A 12-acre master planned community is headed for the growing Unionville neighbourhood of Markham, along Enterprise Boulevard.

The new entity will oversee New Brunswick's Residential Tenancies Tribunal, property management of the provincial housing portfolio and strategic planning for housing.

The 2023-24 Manitoba budget announces ongoing extension of tax credits for geothermal, solar thermal and biomass system equipment, which had been scheduled to expire this summer.