A growing movement that favours preserving aging apartment buildings to bolster affordable housing is spreading across Canada, with the city of Edmonton becoming the latest government to launch an ...
Real estate firms expect increased Canadian tariffs on some United States goods to raise construction costs across North America and lead to shifts in markets where occupiers lease industrial space.
New York became the first state to pause the development of large new data centers, with several others considering similar action to study potential effects as projects proliferate nationwide in ...
The Quebec provincial government is under-collecting an estimated $1.3 billion per year in tax revenue tied to construction activity, according to a new report from Quebec Auditor General Christine ...
With parts of Canada’s economy challenged, some retail tenants in the Toronto area have been struggling to pay rent, and a local lawyer expects the number of landlords that take legal action as a ...
A Quebec judge presiding in the battle between two pension titans over the fate of one of Montreal’s largest commercial properties has blocked La Caisse’s attempt to take control of Place Bonaventure ...
Alto has completed a key step en route to completing Canada’s first high-speed rail network that would be one of the nation's largest infrastructure investments in decades.
A Quebec judge ordered Starbucks to keep its Centre Rockland café open, ruling that the lease requires the company to keep the lattes, Frappuccinos and coffee flowing until the agreement ends.
When Germain Hotels added five floors to its downtown Montreal hotel on Mansfield Street in 2020, it was allowed to use only three of them. That situation has been resolved, allowing the use of the ...
Tariffs imposed by the United States on Canadian steel, aluminum and some copper‑heavy products are contributing to higher construction costs in Canada and may be weighing on new project activity as ...
The federal government is reversing a plan to reduce its real estate, with Public Services and Procurement Canada saying new return‑to‑office rules mean more office space is needed as executives ...
Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada told real estate professionals that her administration is changing course on the city's housing policy after eight years under former Mayor Valérie Plante.
The city of Ottawa bought the vacant former Sonder‑branded serviced apartment building in Centretown for $45 million and plans to convert the property into transitional housing for homeless families, ...
The British Columbia Supreme Court’s August ruling in a case that recognized Aboriginal title over lands that include parts of both the Frazer River and Richmond has begun to affect homeowners, ...
A judge's ruling in Quebec has reopened an issue over clauses in residential rental leases that ban pets, a development with a legal basis that could resonate across Canada.
Ontario developers and apartment builders are set to see one of the largest tax rollbacks tied to new residential construction in the province, a move some officials say could cut costs by as much as ...
“The institution has made some mistakes and it lost us some confidence in the running of the institution and, therefore, the reasons for membership, but I think they are now behind us,” RICS ...
A roadmap to spur office-to-residential conversions in the southwestern Ontario city of London is showing results as a catalyst for an increase in the projects.
The federal government’s plan to curb lease clauses that keep competing businesses out of nearby shopping centres and other commercial properties is drawing new attention to a long‑standing practice ...
Calgary has become Canada’s leading municipality for office-to-residential conversions, and a recent project underscores the collaboration between capital and municipal officials used in these ...
