TCU Development Corporation recently broke ground on 1155 Joseph Cyr, a new residential development in Ottawa's Beacon Hill-Cyrville neighbourhood.

Washington State has become the first U.S. state to incorporate building electrification mandates into statewide energy codes.

Landlords and property managers across Canada are still offering incentives in June 2022 to attract the best tenants for their vacant units.

The average pay gap between women and men who have a similar career path and work full time stands at nine per cent the first year they finish their CEGEP or university education.

A report to Toronto Council confirms there is no legal or practical mechanism to compel unwilling landlords to pass the benefits of the small business property tax subclass through to tenants with gross leases.

Higher borrowing costs brought more balance to the Greater Toronto Area housing market in May, with home sales down on a monthly and annual basis and active listings up.

The Canada Green Building Council (CAGBC) unveiled this year’s winners of the CAGBC Awards at the 2022 Building Lasting Change conference.

Canadian provinces fell far short of energy saving efforts in the top-performing U.S. states in 2020, but the gap between the leaders and the worst-performing U.S. states was wider still.

A new affordable housing complex is underway in Vancouver bringing 114 rental units to individuals and families in need.

New renderings were revealed for Frank Gehry’s first residential tower in Canada and what will become his tallest building in the world.

There was a 144 per cent spike in violations for parking on municipal property without consent, with nearly 95,000 tickets issued in 2021 versus about 39,000 in 2020.

Park Property Management has purchased the iconic Cherryhill Village in London, Ontario, for a record-setting $571 million.

B.C.'s commercial real estate leaders were awarded for their outstanding achievements during the BOMA 2022 Awards Gala.

A multi-building community is moving forward in the downtown core of Vaughan, with an official launch to mark the expected 12-year build-out.

Average rent for Canadian rental properties listed on Rentals.ca in April 2022 was $1,821 per month, down just 1.5 per cent from 2019 and 2020.

Skyline Living announced it has received two CFAA National Rental Housing Awards for Rental Development of the Year and Rental Housing Provider of the Year.

City staff recommends a permanent transition from interest-free loans to a grants-based model, while continuing to collect some of the outstanding loans previously disbursed through the program.