Non-profit SOS Plan de garantie résidentielle is now offering free support services to protect the rights of home buyers in Montreal. Buyers of new homes

Vancouver topped a list of Canadian cities ranked as most walkable in 2020, according to new data from company Walk Score.

The migration boom in Montreal will further propel residential transactions and condo prices in 2020.

The first phase of the 1 Square Phillips condo in Montreal is underway, with strong buyer demand, reports project developer Brivia Group.

The Canadian retail market remains robust according to JLL's Mid-Year Retail Outlook.

The study assesses and scores 110 prominent international cities on 22 indicators deemed to support and/or influence the age cohort born between 1997 and 2012.

Montreal claimed a record month for residential sales this August thanks in large part to a sharp uptick in condo transactions.

Proposed changes to Quebec's Act Respecting Municipal Taxation will tighten the timeline for disputing the property values ascribed to smaller apartment and commercial buildings assessed at less than $3 million.

Canada's biggest artificial intelligence hub – O Mile-Ex – has just been sold to Spear Street Capital, a San Francisco based real estate fund that develops buildings for companies active in tech.

The rankings reflect CBRE's assessment of each market's competitive appeal based on 13 variously weighted indicators that collectively present a picture of employment trends and other factors helping to attract and sustain a tech labour force.

The buyers plan to make significant investments to redevelop the iconic building.

A Quebec consortium has finalized the purchase of Montreal's Molson brewery site, clearing the way for a redevelopment that will introduce “diverse housing alternatives that meet the needs of the neighborhood and future residents.”

Brivia Group has revealed the first look at 1 Square Phillips, a 61-storey residential building slated for development near Montreal's iconic Phillips Square.

The report provides an outlook for major Canadian luxury markets such as Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Victoria, Ottawa, and Muskoka & Collingwood.

Investors snapped up $6.5 billion worth of property in Montreal last year, accounting for nearly 12 per cent of deals valued in excess of $1 million Canada-wide.

Montreal developers Brivia Group and Tianqing Group have kicked off construction of the QuinzeCent condominium project. The partners attended a ground-breaking ceremony on March 21

Enticy, a new boutique condominium project from Omnia Technologies and financial partner Claridge, is set to begin construction in spring 2019.