The relocation and expansion at 125 The Esplanade in downtown Toronto will be more than six times the size of the current facility.

LEED certification and professional credentialling in Canada has been consolidated under the Canada Green Building Council (CAGBC).

Residential rents for all Canadian properties listed on Rentals.ca in February averaged  $1,820 per month, an increase of 6.2 per cent since this time last year.

Manitoba is moving to establish a single entity to deal with property tax assessment appeals, compensation for land expropriation and applications for surface rights.

Nova Scotia has allocated $1 million over two years to help subsidize electric vehicle charging stations in multifamily apartment and condominium buildings.

Rogers Real Estate Development Limited and Urban Capital launched the fifth of eight towers planned for M City in Mississauga.

A full replacement of the new Mississauga Hospital from Trillium Health Partners will become the largest hospital in Canada.

The $13 million funding allocation is an effort to steer more apprentice and journeyperson electricians to construction, maintenance and network cabling jobs.

Inflationary pressure is expected to subside over the coming months with the easing of COVID-related triggers, but residential rent could still be peaking.

A future workplace prototype in Toronto was designed to help organizations understand employees' changing needs and attract them back to the office.

CAPREIT announced it has completed the acquisition of a six-property Quebec portfolio for $281 million, as well as three properties in B.C.

Rosanne Hill Blaisdell and Matthew Hill appointed to new leadership roles at 119-year-old real estate and diversified family business, headquartered in Regina.

Even as the pandemic subsides, residential landlords are still offering renter incentives to fill vacancies in most large cities in Canada.

The Tom Patterson Theatre at the Stratford Festival is the only project from Canada to be recognized in this international awards program.

The Alberta government has promised a $150 rebate to compensate residential and commercial electricity customers for higher costs during the winter of 2022.

The tallest all-rental tower in Western Canada has been unveiled by Grosvenor at Brentwood Town Centre.

Alberta is investing $251 million over three years in new funding for 15 priority school projects. Projects are located in multiple cities.