Cities
Multifamily
Carttera Buys Queen Street W Project From Republic For $28M, Planning 27 Storeys
Republic Developments had previously received approval for a 24-storey tower at 1266 Queen Street West in Toronto, but Carttera has proposed some revisions, including a pivot from condo to rental.
Jun 12, 2025
Hotel
Is The Aparthotel The Future Of Tourism? Vancouver’s Kalido Hospitality Group Thinks So
After opening Smithe House last October, Kalido Hospitality Group is gearing up for its second Vancouver aparthotel venture: a sister property called Keefer House set to open in Chinatown in July.
People
Toronto CREW Welcomes Four New Faces To Board Of Directors For 2025-2026
Toronto CREW renews its Board of Directors annually, with a call for nominations issued each spring.
Development Projects
Why Vancouver City Council Approved The Commercial-Broadway Safeway Project
Westbank and Crombie REIT have been working on the Commercial-Broadway Safeway redevelopment at 1780 E Broadway for nearly a decade.
Cold Plunges, Hot Potential: This Mountain Spa Fund Has Investors Paying Attention
Wellness tourism is booming. Nordic spas are trending. And in Western Canada’s beloved mountain towns, demand for immersive, nature-connected experiences is vastly outpacing supply.
Policy
City-Wide Sixplexes, Apartment Infill On Tomorrow’s Housing Committee Agenda
This month’s Toronto Planning and Housing Committee agenda is all about diversifying and expanding housing options in areas already supported by public infrastructure.
Development Projects
SLA And GHD On Their "Nature-Forward" Plans For Villiers Island Revamp
The two companies recently won a bid with Waterfront Toronto to plan the infrastructure and streetscape design for Ookwemin Minising (formerly known as Villiers Island) — one of the largest infrastructure projects in the city.
Real Estate News
Cause For Concern: Toronto Condo Units Already Represent 60% Of Total Inventory
With seven months of inventory currently on the market, Toronto’s new condo segment is far from rebounding.
People
Marvin Teperman Leaves A Lasting Legacy In City-Building
The Teperman name has been synonymous with demolition – and subsequent city-shaping – for ever a century.
Calgary
Inside Calgary's First Office-To-Post-Secondary Conversion
Nine floors within the office tower at 801 7th Avenue SW, also known as the Nexen Building, are being converted for the University of Calgary through the City's incentive program.
Community
Hazelview Earns Canada's First Rainbow Registered Accreditation For A Rental
Just in time for Pride Month, Hazelview Properties has secured Canada's first Rainbow Registered accreditation for a residential rental building: Story of Midtown Toronto rental property at 73 and 75 Broadway Avenue.
Profiles
Lucy Maloney On The Renters Office, First Month On Vancouver City Council
OneCity Vancouver's Lucy Maloney was elected to Vancouver City Council in April and effectively filled the seat vacated by Christine Boyle.
Urbanity Fair
Missing Middle, Missing Future: What Happens If Toronto Says No To Sixplexes?
Sixplex zoning won’t solve all of Toronto’s housing problems, but it is a critical step forward.
Development Projects
Burnaby Advances 50-Storey Rental Tower And Community Hub In BC Builds’ Largest Project Yet
The development is set for 7135 Walker Avenue and 7244 Arcola Street in Burnaby and being advanced by Gracorp on behalf of The Neighbourhood Church.
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