As the Liberals and Conservatives face-off on the campaign trail, housing remains a hot topic in the build-up to the federal election.

CMHC forecasts rent growth in Canada to will ease as vacancy rates increase, leading to gradual improvements in rental affordability by 2027.

Prime Minister-designate Mark Carney vows to “supercharge” Canada’s housing plan and take aggressive action to build homes despite U.S. tariff war

Canadian lenders may be reassessing the urgency of decarbonization, but they still express enthusiasm for the sustainable assets and impact investments that appear to be losing cachet in the United States.

A slowing economy invariably means slowing housing starts, which CHBA warns will have expansive repercussions on housing supply.

Loan conditions are expected to be onerous for residential condominium developments again in 2025, following a year when many lenders pulled back on construction financing.

Starlight's latest rental project, The Shoreview, brings 215 rental suites to the city of Barrie, Ontario, overlooking the Lake Simcoe waterfront.

Altus Group explores the impacts of new policies aimed at increasing rental supply including tax incentives, construction loan programs, and grants.

Ottawa-based CLV Group embraces office-to-residential conversions to bring much needed rental housing to the city's downtown core.

DBS Developments’ latest project is closing in on completion with full occupancy at the purpose-built rental community anticipated for this Spring.

Building and legal experts discuss how the new anti-renoviction bylaws coming to Toronto, Hamilton and London will impact rental housing supply.

Hazelview has embarked on an exciting new plan to increase Toronto’s rental supply while simultaneously revitalizing an existing apartment.

Le Symbio is expected to become the first Canadian rental complex to earn both LEED and Zero Carbon Building certification.

A new sustainable, transit-oriented infill development at 30 Cleary Avenue in Ottawa has received the green light from city council to proceed.

As evidence grows about the impacts of fuel-burning on climate change, more multi-unit property owners are turning to innovative energy conservation measures like fuel switching.

Governments across Canada have introduced various measures to encourage accessory dwelling units and more infill housing supply on existing residential properties.

The Canadian government is exploring options for a surtax on vacant residential land through a newly launched public consultation, which is open for submissions until December 31, 2024.