When it comes to condo matting, a number of elements that must come together to create surface coverings that are safe, durable, and apt to grab attention.

Greybrook Realty Partners is expanding into Toronto's Stockyards District neighbourhood alongside developer Marlin Spring, with a $20-million investment in a mid-rise condo project.

Home prices across the country have gone haywire over the past year, particularly in Atlantic Canada and more recreational locations.

Expected to rise 32 storeys, with a mixed-use podium, the condo will make history of its own, standing on one of the last parcels of residential land in The Distillery District.

New renderings of the theatre-turned-condo include a visual of a speakeasy-inspired golf simulator and social club.

Edenshaw Developments and Windsor Private Capital acquired a 1.48-acre Metrolinx site adjacent to the Port Credit Mobility Hub.

Nearly 200 respondents who collectively own and/or manage more than 2.2 billion square feet of space reported to the 26th annual Who's Who in Canadian Real Estate survey.

East Pointe, a mid-rise condo located at Kingston Road in Toronto, has received approval for 11 storeys in a neighbourhood where eight storeys has been the norm.

The first tower of Sir Charles Condominiums broke ground this month. Devimco Immobilier's $800-million, transit-oriented development is said to be the largest real estate project in the history of Longueuil.

A new educational guide aims to demystify the complex process of installing EV charging stations in multi-unit residential buildings.

This is the latest phase in converting the century-old Royal Connaught Hotel in Hamilton, Ont., into residences.

When it comes to condo maintenance, planning ahead can pay off. Detecting and addressing minor issues on a building's exterior or mechanical systems is a proven way of significantly reducing the cost of future repairs and avoiding resident inconveniences.

The latest residential addition to Mississauga's M City is expected to raise the bar for smart living in Canada.

Many condo residents are lamenting that they cannot physically go to their usual spots to give back as COVID-19 remains an active concern.

Plugging fall-planted bulbs into the right design will illuminate them to their fullest and brightest potential in the spring landscape.

Condominiums need to be careful when they decide to chargeback costs to an owner and must ensure they have the legal right to do so before they start lien proceedings.

SmartCentres is now officially building a residential community in Cambridge, Ontario on its 73-acre property that was previously zoned for strictly retail use.