The City of Toronto's Deep Retrofit Challenge, which aims to accelerate the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from large commercial buildings, is now open for applications.

BCCA has received more than $21M in federal funding to help B.C. companies to hire and register first-year apprentices.

One of Canada’s largest residential buildings targeting Passive House certification has opened at the UBC campus.

A large swath of millennials believe they will own a home someday, despite previous buyer despair during the pandemic from those aged 26 to 41.

Demand for rentals in downtown Toronto soared in July, 2022, and will continue to accelerate in the short-term.

Market analysts see a vibrant niche of real estate investment potential in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, where the vacancy rate for lab space is currently 0.2 per cent.

The Edmonton Expo Centre will soon be home to the largest rooftop solar array in the country, providing significant operational savings.

Users of the AprtmentLove booking platform will now have access to an additional 120,000 short-term rentals in more than 80 countries around the world.

Morguard announced it has acquired Echelon Chicago, a Class A multi-suite residential complex, for a purchase price of US $133 million.

The Toronto-Dominion Centre, at 4.3 million square feet, has become the largest office complex in Canada to attain WELL certification. 

Newly released discussion paper sets out proposed action areas for cutting about 38 megatonnes of greenhouse gas output from Canada’s building inventory within the next eight years.

According to BuildForce Canada, 11,330 new workers will be needed to replace retiring workers in the next decade.

The latest BC Rent Bank Housing Survey shows that assistance provided through rent banks leads to improved housing stability for majority.

Victoria will require all new construction to be zero carbon by 2025, part of its accelerated climate action plan.

The rising cost of living is causing more than 1.3 million Canadians to fall behind on housing payments.

Chartwell Retirement Residences announced it has entered into agreements to sell two long-term care facilities located in BC.

A new report presented to City Council last week states an increase in high-rise structures is hampering radio communication among emergency responders.