As Canada ramps up housing production, factory-built construction methods, such as modular homes, prefab panels, and mass ...

Canada’s housing downturn threatens jobs, construction, and economic stability as rising costs force workers and families to ...

Ontario’s Tarion will require buyers of new freehold homes to file a 45-day notice after signing a purchase agreement. The change aims to deter illegal building activity and ties full deposit ...

Mississauga’s housing market softened in May 2025, with rising inventory, lower year-over-year prices, and subdued sales ...

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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