Explore how adaptive reuse is transforming Canadian communities and real estate markets, revitalizing heritage buildings, ...

British Columbia is overhauling its development cost charge rules starting January 1, 2026, with extended payment timelines ...

Canada plans to add 5.8 million homes by 2030, with density reforms playing a central role. Federal programs support ...

Canada’s population growth has slowed sharply, but housing markets still face long-term supply shortages despite short-term rental oversupply risks.

The City of Surrey has introduced two new measures to improve development processing times: a pre-application pilot program ...

Pierwell introduces residential homes to Dundarave Village in West Vancouver, one of the region’s most supply-constrained and ...

Vancouver’s residential real estate market is shifting, with declining sales, rising inventory, and softening prices across ...

Market cap compression lowers real estate investment yields by driving up property values without equivalent income growth.

Alberta received the lowest grade in a recent national housing report evaluating provincial progress on affordability, ...

Ontario’s Residential Tenancies Act sets a rent increase guideline of 2.5% for 2025, applying to most units first occupied ...

Despite signs of cooling, Edmonton’s housing market remains undersupplied, with resilient price growth and stronger ...

Canada’s housing crisis demands urgent reform. It’s time to pause the 2025 National Building Code and refocus on ...