Hamilton’s controversial plan to license rental housing will not be moving forward, much to the relief of many in the ...

The ability to secure liens comes with its own complications.

Alberta's Condominium Property Act has some provisions that address tenancies in condominium units, which will prevail in ...

A recent U.S. case has raised the issue of whether a condo owner has the right to display a flag in their unit window.

A previously postponed phase-out of incandescent light bulbs is set to go in most Canadian provinces in 2014.

The Liberal government is going to review the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) appeals process, beginning with consultations in the coming months.

With people more aware of the health dangers of second-hand smoke, there are more conflicts between smokers and ...

Plaintiffs and defendants in multi-party litigation can enter into settlement negotiations with the assurance that ...

A condo board may gain access to an owner's unit under select circumstances, not on suspicion the owner is breaking ...

The European Parliament's environmental committee has moved to ban foam insulation manufactured with ...

The Union Council of Ministers of India has finally cleared the real estate (regulatory and development) bill.

The Ontario government has given the "green light" to mandatory qualifications for condominium managers.

New accessibility regulations and innovative ideas are transforming Ontario's infrastructure.

Real estate is a targeted sector in U.S. President Barack Obama's recently released climate action plan.

The Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturers Association recently revised its 2002 ergonomics guideline.

Effective June 1, B.C.'s new Limitation Act changes the time limits for filing civil lawsuits.

In Ontario, the relationship between landlord/tenant law and condo law is a growing problem.