Assessment appeal filing fees are jumping from $30 to $300 for British Columbia's commercial and industrial property owners, but remaining static for other property classes.

In a recent update, Guelph-based Skyline Apartment REIT announced it finished 2022 in good standing and anticipates further growth opportunities for the year ahead.

Engineers from Montreal and Ottawa received 2023 ASHRAE Technology Awards, recognizing innovative building design that promotes effective energy management and indoor air quality.

Concert Properties has augmented its executive roster at the c-suite and senior vice president levels, with six new appointments announced in January 2023,

The new national standard reflects what Canadians expect long-term care to look like and builds upon evidence-informed practices.

The first in a planned series of technical guidance publications focuses on building performance standards, offering advice for policymakers and building owners.

Newly released 2022 annual results of the MSCI/REALPAC Canada Property Index peg the total return on standing real estate assets at 1.3 per cent.

A new regulation may impose administrative penalties on Ontario homebuilders or vendors who breach their legal and ethical obligations.

The industry has issued a call for volunteers to help condo communities more effectively manage safety and security concerns.

Allied Properties REIT has announced the pending turnover of key leadership positions through its board renewal and succession plan.

CAPREIT announced it has completed the disposition of its 50 per cent, non-managing interest in three mature Ottawa rental properties.

Waterloo's newly formed chapter of the Illuminating Engineering Society aims to forge a network of lighting professionals in southwest Ontario.

Mattamy's GTA Urban Division is setting out to expand company's multi-family, mid- and high-rise offering in the GTA.

Businesses and stakeholder organizations are eligible for the capacity building stream of the Canadian government’s newly announced Codes Acceleration Fund.

A new report from CSA Group identifies ways governments can work collaboratively to improve housing policy and increase Canada's affordable rental supply.

Calgary pilot program will invite businesses and organizations to cooperatively share the costs of food recovery and organics recycling in commercial and institutional properties.

Despite an increase in rental supply, surging demand pushed Canada's vacancy rate for purpose-built rental apartments down to 1.9 per cent in 2022, according to new data from CMHC.