Ontario Housing Benefit allocation is being slashed by 60%, while funding through the Interim Housing Assistance Program will cover only 26% of this year's projected spend on sheltering asylum seekers ...

Elysium Investments has built its reputation on rethinking what cities need — and then moving boldly to deliver it. From transforming overlooked opportunities abroad to reshaping Toronto’s rental ...

The current environment feels like a classic 'buy when there's blood in the streets' moment, but it's important to consider the unique mechanics that investors face today, writes Toronto real estate ...

"As we approach the fifth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we are reminded that reconciliation is not a destination, it is a relationship — one we must nurture together." ...

Formline Architecture + Urbanism and KPMB Architects have been selected from over a dozen applicants to lead the design of ...

This pivot addresses the significant economic and financial challenges Fiera has faced trying to realize the 2021 building approval in the context of Toronto’s office market.” ...

We invest in projects, and we invest in them because we believe in them,” says Elliot Steiner, President of ELM Developments, ...

The four towers planned by the Surrey City Development Corporation (SCDC) are set for a 5.7-acre site between 133 Street and University Drive steps away from Gateway Station.

"We, at RESCON, started this housing summit five years ago to track change," said RESCON President Richard Lyall. "Many of the things that impacted housing five years ago are enduring and remain ...

Ontario universities have long faced funding challenges, and public underfunding and domestic tuition freezes tend to lead to a reliance on pricier international student tuitions. But as international ...

Housing markets are populated not by abstractions but by workers, and when young workers cannot find their place in the economy, they cannot find their place in housing.

August, Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced more than 60,000 Ontario public service workers would return to a four-day in-office work week starting in October, before returning to the five-day ...