The former Yangtze Restaurant building on Somerset Street in Ottawa's Chinatown sits unoccupied, with the property owner actively searching for a new tenant to revitalize the space.
The Kitchener-Waterloo region is implementing new strategies to tackle the 'missing middle' housing shortage, aiming to increase affordable mid-density options for residents.
Windsor's Lakeview Park Marina has officially adopted a cashless payment system as the 2026 boating season commences, marking a significant modernization in its operations.
Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke commits to building nearly 1,000 affordable housing units despite provincial funding withdrawal, leaving hundreds of units in limbo and forcing city to explore alternative solutions.
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Following the 2022 peak, Toronto's condo market has undergone a significant reset, creating a more complex environment that requires real estate professionals to change their approach to transactions and client management.
Recent provincial and federal housing initiatives, including development charge reforms and HST exemptions, represent significant progress, but experts argue more comprehensive policies are needed to ensure long-term affordability for future generations.
OR Royalties Inc. has entered a binding agreement for a $28 million precious metals stream on Canadian Copper's New Brunswick mining properties, including Murray Brook and Caribou Complex, with first production expected by 2029.
Ontario's Tolpuddle Housing Co-op faces scrutiny as a bail-out plan takes shape, with calls for an audit to uncover mismanagement and financial issues at the Adelaide and King Street site.
With Canadian housing prices declining and buyers gaining leverage, real estate experts reveal strategies for negotiating better deals this spring, including lowball offers and targeting long-listed properties.
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Housing and student groups rally at Calgary City Hall, urging a rapid replacement for the scrapped blanket rezoning policy, with officials estimating an 18-month timeline for new regulations.
Regina, Saskatoon, and Moose Jaw receive $25.9 million in joint federal-provincial infrastructure funding through the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund for housing and environmental projects.
Construction begins on Vibe, a 218-unit rental tower in Calgary's East Village, part of a $700 million investment wave transforming the district with new housing and amenities.
Residents are moving into expanded Neighbourly Homes transitional housing units on Thorne Avenue in Saint John, New Brunswick this week, marking a significant step in addressing housing needs.
A report ranks seven Ottawa markets among Ontario's top 10 for affordable housing. Other stories cover a sensitive clay landslide in Orléans, public service union grievances over early retirement, and OC Transpo's bus refurbishment plans.
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Following Calgary City Council's repeal of blanket rezoning, housing advocates gathered at City Hall to demand a replacement plan for gentle density, warning of affordability impacts.
Iconic brass signage from the historic Hudson's Bay Company flagship store in downtown Toronto is being auctioned, marking a significant piece of Canadian retail heritage available for collectors and enthusiasts.
Regina city council has approved a new taxation subclass for derelict residential properties, inspired by Edmonton's successful model. Properties deemed derelict will face taxes five times higher than standard rates to pressure owners into remediation.
The Walmart store in Dorval, Quebec, is scheduled to close this summer, becoming the third major retail closure announced in April 2026, impacting local shopping options.
A new White House economic report indicates the U.S. faces a shortage of at least 10 million single-family homes, significantly higher than previous estimates from Freddie Mac and other agencies.
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The 2025 BILDCR Awards in Calgary recognized outstanding achievements in homebuilding, with Logel Homes winning a Grand Award and over 70 winners across 11 categories.
Toronto City Hall's plan to operate four municipal grocery stores is under fire, with critics citing global failures and inefficiencies. Experts argue competition drives private sector success, warning taxpayers will bear the burden.
A British Columbia tribunal has ruled that a townhouse owner's outdoor cat enclosure, known as a 'catio,' can remain despite violating strata bylaws, setting a precedent for pet owners in similar disputes.
The condo pre-sale model that fueled Vancouver's housing boom for decades is now described as 'dead' by industry professionals, with significant implications for future housing supply and market dynamics.
Canadian communities, including affluent areas like Toronto's Rosedale, are turning to private security firms and surveillance technology in response to increasing property crime and civic disorder.
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Two significant residential towers, reaching 27 and 25 storeys, are proposed for O'Connor Street in Centretown, adding over 500 units to Ottawa's urban core.
As Canada's spring real estate market begins, experts warn that attempting to time the absolute bottom of the housing cycle is a fool's errand due to economic unpredictability and market segmentation.
A letter to the editor argues Toronto's proposal to run grocery stores is a political stunt that ignores the real affordability crisis in housing, which consumes over 32% of household budgets.
Surrey's Newton neighbourhood is poised for significant transformation with a master plan that includes over 2,200 new homes, 15.7 acres of parks, and a new community centre by 2030.
The average benchmark home price in Saskatchewan hit $374,100 in March 2026, driven by a persistent supply shortage, according to the Realtors association.
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A new real estate report reveals seven Ottawa-area communities rank in Ontario's top 10 for housing affordability, with Kanata and Nepean leading among larger cities despite broader affordability challenges.
