Vancouver's development pipeline is expected to deliver a supply of new housing units that meets the provincial housing targets in the full five-year period.

Property developer Rachel Julien launched the first two phases of Canoë, a mixed-use residential development in the Mercier—Hochelaga-Maisonneuve district.

The rising cost of living is causing more than 1.3 million Canadians to fall behind on housing payments.

Condo rents across the Greater Toronto Area have ballooned since last summer. The average cost of renting a small bachelor unit is now $1,829 per month.

The City of Toronto is reducing its office footprint from 55 to 15 locations and freeing up eight city-owned properties for affordable housing and other building priorities.

Cadillac Fairview and DiamondCorp have collaborated on a renewed master plan vision for CF Sherway Gardens that will transform the peripheral parking lands into a complete community with a mix of residential, office and retail.

Transit-oriented development can be a blessing and a curse for communities, suggests a new UBC study.

More people plan on buying a home compared to last summer, suggests newly released data analyzing housing expectations.

Housing markets are falling deeper into a slump despite increasing property prices, suggests a new report by The Real Estate Investment Network.

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

New rules for short-term rentals take effect this week to ensure operators only rent out their primary residences on short-term rental sites.

As summer edges to a halt, a new housing market report is predicting a cool down when it comes to ownership.

A socially-distanced ground-breaking ceremony took place for Galleria on the Park—the mixed-use community that will rise on a 20-acre site in Toronto.

Vancouver will be phasing in an empty homes tax rate hike of 25 per cent for each of the next three years.

Greater Toronto Area realtors reported 6,680 condominium apartment lease transactions during the first quarter of 2017, up 3.5 per cent year-over-year.

The number of GTA condo units rented through the MLS system during the second quarter of 2015 surged to a record-setting 8,200, reports Urbanation.