Miami Hotel Imploded for Luxury Towers After 25 Years
The 23-storey Mandarin Oriental in Miami was demolished in a controlled implosion to make way for a two-tower ultraluxury hotel and residential project set for completion in 2030.
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Quebec Hobby Shop Wants French-Language Rule Exemption
The Imaginaire hobby shop chain in Montreal is requesting changes to Quebec's French-language laws, arguing current regulations are harming its business operations and customer accessibility.
Ontario May Allow Cannabis Stores to Open Earlier
The Ontario government is evaluating a proposal to permit legal cannabis retailers to commence operations earlier in the day, potentially altering current regulations to enhance consumer access and business flexibility.
Saskatchewan Housing Prices Depart from National Trend
Saskatchewan's real estate market shows a distinct divergence from national housing trends, with local factors driving a unique price trajectory as agents help buyers navigate the landscape.
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Vancouver Condo 'Try Before You Buy' Weekend Stay Program
A novel real estate program in Vancouver allows potential buyers to experience condo living firsthand with weekend stays at the Ace development on Commercial Drive, offering a unique approach to home purchasing.
Forces That Could Drive Up Canadian Home Prices in Late 2026
A Financial Post analysis explores how geopolitical tensions, oil volatility, and bond yields may impact Canadian real estate, agriculture, and investment markets in the second half of 2026.
First-Time Homebuyer's Patience Key in Tight Saskatoon Market
A first-time homebuyer in Saskatoon reveals how patience and persistence helped him secure a home amid a low-supply real estate market, with insights from his agent.
Ottawa Approves Federal Deal to Build 3,000 Affordable Homes
The City of Ottawa's finance committee has approved a landmark agreement with the federal government to fast-track construction of up to 3,000 affordable and mixed-income homes through waived fees and tax incentives.
Regina's Warehouse District Welcomes Pending Proposals for The Yards
The Warehouse District in Regina is poised for transformation as new proposals for The Yards development are welcomed, signaling potential growth and revitalization in the city's historic railyard area.
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Winnipeg Office Vacancy Rates Decline as Spaces Convert to Residences
A new report highlights a decline in downtown Winnipeg office vacancy rates, driven by property conversions like Chanden Homes' residential project at 254 Edmonton Street, signaling urban revitalization trends.
Court Appoints Receiver for B.C. Real Estate Firms Over Mismanagement
A British Columbia court has appointed a receiver for two real estate companies accused of serious mismanagement of trust accounts, highlighting regulatory concerns in the province's property sector.
Leamington Company Fined $50K After $80M Cannabis Bust
A Leamington-based company has been fined $50,000 after authorities uncovered an $80 million cannabis operation in Windsor, highlighting ongoing enforcement in Ontario's regulated market.
Windsor Business Leader Urges Downtown Mission to Move Location
The chair of the Downtown Windsor Business Improvement Area is advocating for the Downtown Mission to relocate, citing concerns over its prominent Ouellette Avenue site. Mission leadership acknowledges the location was never intended as permanent.
Cornwall, P.E.I. to Get 70 New Affordable Homes
The town of Cornwall on Prince Edward Island is set to receive 70 new affordable homes, as announced by officials in a recent funding initiative aimed at addressing housing needs.
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Custom Coastal Home on Robert's Bay Designed for Every Season
Designed by Jamie Banfield Design, this waterfront home on Vancouver Island blends Scandinavian and West Coast styles for storm watching, sunrise coffees, and lively gatherings with family and friends.
Real Estate Expert: Should You Buy or Sell First?
Realtor Dennis Faulkner provides strategic insights on managing simultaneous home buying and selling, analyzing market conditions and personal factors to reduce stress and optimize outcomes.
Windsor Rental Rates Decline Again in March
Rental rates in the Windsor area have decreased for March, continuing a trend of falling prices as the housing market adjusts to economic pressures and shifting demand.
West Vancouver Mayor Questions Housing Targets Amid Stalled Projects
West Vancouver's mayor expresses concerns over provincial housing targets, citing a stagnant market and stalled developments. The city faces ongoing pressure to increase housing supply.
Ottawa and Kanata Apartment Rental Costs in 2026
A detailed analysis of current rental prices in Ottawa and Kanata, highlighting trends and factors influencing the housing market as of April 2026.
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Municipal Fee Hikes Undermine Housing Affordability Efforts
While federal and provincial governments cut taxes to ease housing costs, municipalities like Clarington propose fee increases up to 187%, pushing prices higher and threatening supply.
Vancouver Council to Vote on Zoning Changes for Hotels, Rentals
Vancouver City Council will vote next week on proposed zoning changes that would allow small six-storey hotels and rental buildings along major arterials, aiming to address hotel room shortages and rental supply issues.
Ottawa Waives Fees, Taxes for 2,000 Affordable Homes on Federal Lands
The City of Ottawa will eliminate development fees and property taxes to support the construction of 2,000 affordable housing units on federal lands, addressing the ongoing housing crisis.
Windsor Eyes Second Phase for Meadowbrook Affordable Housing
Mayor Drew Dilkens announced in his State of the City address that Windsor is planning a second phase for the Meadowbrook affordable housing model, aiming to address housing needs.
Canada Post Home Delivery Cuts Criticized as Cost-Shifting
A letter to the editor argues that ending home delivery shifts costs to municipalities and citizens, harming seniors, the disabled, and employment levels.
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London's New Housing Project Targets Homelessness Crisis
A new supportive housing facility, Coves Landing, has opened in London to address the city's homelessness crisis, providing homes and services for vulnerable residents.
B.C. Groups Call for End to Rental Pet Bans
Advocacy groups in British Columbia are pushing the provincial government to eliminate no-pet clauses in rental agreements, citing housing and animal welfare concerns.
Calgary Council Repeals Blanket Rezoning Policy
Calgary City Council voted 12-3 to repeal the citywide rezoning policy, removing R-CG zoning and returning properties to pre-2024 designations effective August 4. Critics welcome the reset while developers express concerns about future planning uncertaint
Carling Avenue Project Could Bring Grocery, Medical Hub to Little Italy
A proposed four-tower development on Carling Avenue in Ottawa's Little Italy neighborhood could introduce hundreds of dwellings, retail space, and a potential grocery store and medical hub.
Ice District Event Park Design Phase Begins with Two-Firm Team
The Edmonton Ice District Event Park has entered its design phase with DIALOG and HNTB selected as the design team. Construction is slated to begin in 2027, with funding from Alberta and Edmonton totaling $166 million.
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Cape Breton's Keltic Lodge Future in Limbo Sparks Outrage
The historic Keltic Lodge in Ingonish, Nova Scotia, faces an uncertain future, with critics labeling the situation a 'travesty' as preservation efforts stall.
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