Canada Lands Company is planning on creating one of the largest transit-oriented communities in the City of Toronto’s history.

SkyDev has begun construction on a multi-phase, master-planned apartment community in Barrie, Ontario, called "Sky Towers".

A recent analysis conducted by Money.ca reveals that Quebec City is the best option for prospective homebuyers looking to rent while saving for a home in Canada.

City council has approved the Purpose-Built Rental Homes Incentives stream, which aims to support the construction of 20,000 new rental homes in Toronto.

According to recent findings from ABI Research, smart HVAC adoption is expected to increase steadily thanks to its many proven benefits that include significant energy and cost savings.

The budget is comparable to the transformative Comprehensive Development Plan of 1969, which significantly shaped the island’s economy and infrastructure.

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

A new report from RentCafe identifies Canada's top trending cities in Q3 2024 from the perspective of current and would-be renters.

Ontario’s fall economic statement confirms that property reassessment is still on hold, but a small tweak is in the works to alleviate the tax burden on some student housing projects.

U.S. multifamily investor calls government subsidies for energy and environmental upgrades a "return enhancer" in Class B rental housing stock.

The federal government is significantly reducing the number of immigrants coming into Canada next year in an effort to ease pressure on housing, infrastructure and social services.

Forum Asset Management recently celebrated the ground-breaking of the ALMA @ Cabbagetown, a new student housing building located at 307 Sherbourne Street.

Construction is underway at Spencer Place, a new multi-unit rental development in the community of Simcoe, Ontario.

According to a new poll, housing affordability and rental policies will play a pivotal role in shaping the Saskatchewan election outcome.

A sustainable district energy system will soon transform the site of a former coal-burning power generating station into a green community.

The housing project pays particular attention to adapting the heights of the buildings for a balanced integration into the Kirkland landscape.

Canadian participation in the GRESB global assessment and benchmark for the ESG performance of commercial real estate portfolios grew in step with worldwide trends in 2024.