BOMA Canada and REALpac are part of the global coalition supporting the new International Property Measurement Standard

The Quebec government has moved quickly to mandate sprinklers in seniors' homes following recommendations from Coroner Cyrille Delâge.

Canada is among the nations currently negotiating a trade agreement for environmental goods

Canada's real estate cycle wanes in 2014, but REITs are on the upsurge.

Large U.K. companies must comply with energy benchmarking and audit requirements by early December.

Bill C-51, the proposed Anti-Terrorism Act, would give CSIS a broader mandate, including entry, search and installing equipment in buildings.

Target will vacate 133 retail stores, plus industrial and office space after announcing the termination of its Canadian operations.

Whatever the strategy, value enhancement is the rationale for repositioning aging buildings.

A developer’s instincts for untapped demand underpin plans for new purpose-built rental housing in midtown Toronto. The proposed luxury building near the intersection of Yonge

Resilient buildings respond to the growing likelihood of extreme weather events.

During his 34-year watch over the Calgary commercial real estate industry’s interests, Bill Partridge has seen seven mayors and seven provincial premiers cycle through office

LEED proponents will now have an extra 16 months to register projects under current criteria before the more rigorous LEED version 4 becomes mandatory in November 2016.

Marijuana grow operations can be the gateway to health, safety and financial risks that endure long after criminal activity is discovered and shut down.Rental housing operators often suffer the consequences, and a recent report to the Alberta government suggests they should be more proactively involved in detecting grow operations on their properties.

Owners, managers, investors and tenants increasingly look to the GRESB survey's sustainability reporting.

Updates to LED lighting incentives in Ontario make them more lucrative and easier to obtain.

New rapid transit lines are expected to drive development and support suburban commercial, retail and residential markets in Edmonton, Vancouver and Toronto.

Wood and cement industries divided over proposed changes to the national and Ontario building codes.