Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal are among 75 world cities seen to be exerting some degree of climate action pressure on the commercial real estate sector.

Socio-economic and real estate market trends are analyzed to gauge the pace at which cities are attracting people, companies and capital.

The share of foreign ownership in condominium apartments located in Canada’s major urban centres remains low, according to a new CMHC report.

The endeavour complements the Resilient Communities for America campaign, which has gained endorsement from local elected officials who have pledged to build cities and towns that can bounce back from extreme weather and economic challenges.