A major mixed-use development slated for Mississauga’s waterfront community received approval from city councillors last week, pushing the 177-acre project another step ahead.

In its monthly national market report for October, the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) stated property sales grew from September to October as the average national home price rose on an annual basis.

One of Toronto’s most popular shopping malls could be getting a master-planned facelift thanks to newly-filed development plans.

New construction builders are already exploring and executing family-oriented projects that will provide future Ontario households with the amenities and conveniences they desire.

Looming interest rate hikes have spurred sales and reduced inventory, heating up housing and rental markets on both sides of the border.

When luxury real estate firm The Agency expanded operations into Canada in 2018, Jason Binab was chosen to lead the charge. That expansion has continued recently, opening offices in Calgary in July and Vancouver in August.

Another iconic Toronto music venue could be the site of a high-rise tower thanks to a newly filed application with city planners.

New rules have been approved by the City of Toronto that will require certain residential projects to include affordable housing units.

A series of low-rise buildings across from Victoria Memorial Square could make way for a brand new mixed-use tower just south of King Street West.

A proposed development north of Oakridge Centre could add nearly 400 rental units to the Vancouver market, redeveloping a parcel of six single-family lots near the northeast corner of West 41st Avenue and Manson Street to construct twin residential rental towers.

Richard Witt, principal at the Toronto-based architectural firm, BDP Quadrangle, and chair of the Canadian chapter of the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH), told Livabl his theories on why the city hasn’t seen a condo cross that threshold despite the race to build ever higher.

Livabl chatted with Louie to learn more about his new position at TCS and his plans for the future.

Livabl spoke with Renwick to learn more about her first couple of months at Freed Developments and some of the new construction trends that have played out in the GTA.

A combination of narrowing price gaps and sky-high demand has reduced supply in Vancouver, leaving buyers with fewer purchasing options.

Located at 671 East Hastings Street, the new Women & Families Centre is a 77,000-square-foot, seven-storey building offering 63 housing units with 135 beds primarily intended for low-income women.

Plans to put a stop to blind bidding in Canada could have the opposite intended effect by driving up real estate prices in hot markets, a new report suggests.