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$107M expansion for mass timber manufacturer Element5
$107M expansion for mass timber manufacturer Element5
A $107-million expansion that will double the mass timber production capacity at Toronto-based Element5 is a response to increasing demand for housing that can be built quickly and affordably across Ontario and for its other markets.
Million-dollar potential, million-dollar headaches
Tear down that mortgage-free house. Build four homes on the same lot, sell three of them and walk away with a million-plus in pre-tax profits. That’s the potential deal available to tens of thousands in B.C. But it’s not happening.
Vancouver approves changes to developer fee regime
The Metro Vancouver Regional District board of directors voted Friday to approve changes to its developer fee regime, which has been criticized by builders who say the fees make it hard to deliver affordable housing.
 | Residential Landscape When government and industry work hand in handBarbara LawlorPartner & CEO, Baker Real Estate Inc. |
The next chapter for Re/Max Canada
Re/Max Canada president Don Kottick is refocusing the company on fundamentals while embracing AI and tech to adapt to an evolving real estate market. He emphasizes consistent agent support, regulatory collaboration and restoring public confidence.
Modular BC hopes to create a cross-Canada prefab model
OPINION: Modular BC, a group representing the province’s factory-built modular home industry, is working on standardized plans to deliver modular multiplex housing as a playbook for use across Canada, in an effort to speed up delivery.
Few agree on where to build housing in Montreal
As the Montreal area grapples with a housing shortage, development battles are playing out across the region — in vacant lots, natural areas and stretches of waterfront once considered untouchable. Proposals for new construction are constantly meeting local resistance.
Feds' ambitious housing goal? Forget it, homebuilders say
OPINION: Canada is making no progress increasing housing supply. “If you think we don’t have enough homes, fast forward two or three years, and it’s going to be an absolute catastrophe,” Marlon Bray, EVP of Mississauga-based Clark Construction Management, said.
GTA home prices down 20% from market peak
Home sales are up in the Toronto region compared to 2024, as the normally busy fall market gets underway and prices continue to slide. Average prices have fallen over 20 per cent since the market peak in February 2022.
Can you finally afford to buy a Toronto-area condo?
The average condo sale price in the Toronto area has slumped, hitting a four-year low in July. As of September it sits at approximately $655,000, up slightly from July’s average of $651,000.
Why these Canadian cities top the U.S. in housing inflation
ANALYSIS: Between July 2005 and July 2025, Vancouver, Montreal and Toronto recorded the steepest home price increases among large North American metropolitan areas. Population growth is often seen as the prime driver of housing costs, but the data reveals otherwise.
Vancouver-area home sales up 1.2% in September
Vancouver-area home sales inched up in September from last year, but prices are still under pressure as sales stand well below long-term trends while listings rise, according to Greater Vancouver Realtors.
Industry Events
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Ottawa Real Estate Forum
Oct 09 2025
Rogers Centre, Ottawa
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Saskatchewan Real Estate Forum
Oct 16 2025
TCU Place, Saskatoon
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BUILDEX Alberta
Oct 22 2025
to Oct 23 2025
BMO Centre at Stampede Park, Calgary
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Calgary Real Estate Forum
Oct 29 2025
BMO Centre Expansion, Stampede Grounds
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Atlantic Real Estate Forum
Nov 04 2025
Halifax Convention Centre
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