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 ...

Like our ever-changing cities and towns, Ontario's real estate and development landscape (and the people who make it run) are also ever-changing. From new hires and retirements to promotions and ...

August represented one of the weaker months this year for housing starts, according to the latest data from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). At the national level, the total monthly ...

On Wednesday, the City of Brampton announced it is reducing development charges (DCs) by up to 100% on purpose-built rental units in order to encourage their construction and "address the city’s ...

Metro Vancouver has seen numerous insolvencies the past few years, but most of them have been residential projects and many of them have yet to reach the construction phase. This makes the Nexus ...

With the City of Vancouver approving the new Rupert and Renfrew Station Area Plan earlier this year, the stage is now set for a large-scale redevelopment of the area, and few may get larger than what ...

Last week, prominent Vancouver-based real estate developer Westbank welcomed Darren Tangen as its new President, the company tells STOREYS. Tangen comes from American global asset management firm ...

Onni Group submitted a rezoning letter of enquiry in 2023, held an open house in April 2024, then submitted a formal rezoning application in December 2024 that was finally published by the City of ...

Statistics Canada data via Fraser Institute in an April 2025 study The Case for Prefab in Canada Prefabricated housing is as ‘radically different’ as we have in the toolkit right now, and Mark ...

Nearly a decade after acquiring the property, Toronto-based real estate investment and asset management firm Starlight Investments has unveiled a plan to add three additional towers to the site — ...

But all that doesn’t mean bad news for everyone. After years of intense bidding wars and soaring prices, the landscape has shifted, largely, in favour of buyers. From plentiful options and more ...

Regionally, starts continued to vary last month, with Canada's three largest cities — Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal — reporting substantially different outcomes.