Slate Asset Management and Carlyle Communities announced they have sold their three-acre site at Dawes Road in Toronto to Fitzrovia Real Estate.

Policy makers could could further undermine rental housing supply and affordability prospects if market interventions divert institutional capital elsewhere.

The Yukon has earmarked $165 million for initiatives that will modernize the territory’s health system and ramp up mental health and substance-use supports.

The $794-million deal with Choice Properties REIT will add more than 1.2 million square feet of space in downtown Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver to Allied Properties REIT's portfolio.

Saskatchewan’s Office of Residential Tenancies has launched an online portal for landlords and tenants involved in disputes.

Ontario's EnAbling Change program delivers a new round of grants to support shared-cost projects led by not-for-profit corporations, industry organizations or professional associations.

Vast share of funding will be drawn from the federal government’s National Housing Strategy, but Alberta has pledged to augment those dollars with proceeds from the sale of surplus or under-used real estate assets.

The year-long community consultation process into Reina's development gathered varied perspectives from multigenerational families, parents with young or adolescent children, and single people.

Omnibus legislation aims to ease transition for licensed trades and professions moving into Ontario, and to enshrine steeper maximum fines in the Occupational Health and Safety Act.

The Building Benchmark BC database now captures the energy and GHG emissions of 1,163 buildings, representing 8.4+ million square metres of floor space.

British Columbia's and Alberta's newly released 2022-23 budgets take differing approaches to cost relief for commercial and multifamily building owners.

The British Columbia Real Estate Association (BCREA), with support from the province’s real estate boards, has published a white paper offering recommendations to address BC housing market woes.

Madison Group released new details for ALiAS Condos, its newest high-rise development that will rise at Church and Richmond in Old Toronto.

According to new research from Compare the Market, the price gap between renting and owning a comparable home in Canada is one of the highest in the world at 32.6 per cent.

The redevelopment plan for the iconic Hudson’s Bay building in downtown Vancouver will include a new 12-storey office tower.

Crown Realty Partners has acquired a four-building office complex and campus with potential for infill residential development, situated along Ottawa’s Queensway corridor.

Fengate Asset Management and Canderel Management have acquired a one-acre site in a transit-oriented development zone in Ottawa’s east end.