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A growing number of tenants are capitalizing on delays at the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) and pushing for higher cash-for-keys settlements from landlords.

As the two-year cap on international student admissions takes effect, it is expected to reduce rental demand – and therefore rents.

Detroit, Michigan is quietly emerging as a golden opportunity for Canadian real estate investors.

The housing market capped off 2023 with surprisingly positive numbers. Could this mean an early onset of a spring rebound?

With crime prevention and security best practices, property managers can ensure the well-being of tenants and protect the assets of owners.

The Mayor has said the city must ‘do its part’ to address a $1.5 billion budget shortfall before seeking more federal support.

The Canadian housing market continues its seasonal lull, but housing activity (and prices) are expected to pick up again in the spring.

Mass timber construction is gaining traction in Ontario thanks to its many environmental benefits alongside the ongoing housing shortage.