Supply will remain an ongoing issue as new supports push more first-time homebuyers to Canada's housing market.

B.C. has launched the Mass Timber Action Plan and announced $1.2 million in funding for four new mass-timber housing and infrastructure.

The new provincial tax credit is equivalent to 20 per cent of the capital costs of designated clean generation and energy-saving equipment, to a maximum of $1 million annually.

Budget 2022 proposes a new Housing Accelerator Fund, expanding the Rapid Housing Initiative and incentivizing energy-efficient rental construction, among other key steps.

Air-source heat pumps have been added to the list of clean energy equipment that qualifies for Canada’s accelerated capital cost allowance program.

The buildings sector is tapped to be the flow-through recipient of more than $706 million in federal funding for research, policy development, pilot projects, preparedness studies and design work.

Crown Realty Partners acquired a 1.2 million square foot office community, located along Mississauga’s Hurontario corridor.

Boardwalk REIT announced it has acquired two properties located in Canmore, AB, and Brampton, ON, for a combined price of $117.5 million.

Suburban office markets posted lower vacancies than their downtown counterparts in several of Canada’s largest urban centres during the first quarter of 2022.

The City of Toronto is reducing its office footprint from 55 to 15 locations and freeing up eight city-owned properties for affordable housing and other building priorities.

Overbidding occurred in half of all transactions in the Montreal Census Metropolitan Area for the month of March.

Dream announced it has secured a $153-million loan under CMHC’s new MLI Select insurance product to finance affordable units and energy retrofits at the Residence at Weston apartment complex.

New data from flexible office and co-working space provider IWG shows that Wednesday is the most popular day in the office, followed by Tuesday and Thursday.

Six different organizations in Prince Edward Island will receive funding to support affordable housing, assisted living or planning and research supports related to housing.

More workers in British Columbia's public sector are now protected under expanded whistleblower protections at various agencies, boards and commissions.

When Did They Build That? premieres on the Real Estate & Development Outreach (REDO) Network today, augmenting a lineup of fact-based urban fun and drama.

The 2020 National Model Codes have been released including building, fire and energy. The 2020 codes include nearly 400 changes.