Alberta received the lowest overall grade (D+) in a recently released Report Card on More and Better Housing, which evaluates Canada’s progress toward building 5.8 million affordable, low-carbon, and resilient homes by 2030. Produced by economist Mike Moffatt and the Missing Middle Housing Initiative, the report assesses the federal and provincial governments against five key criteria set out in the...

As housing costs continue to drive buyers and investors outward from Vancouver’s core, preconstruction activity in Surrey has emerged as a compelling opportunity. A wave of thoughtfully designed, amenity-rich condo developments is reshaping Surrey’s landscape, particularly in transitional growth nodes.

Surrey is growing as one of Metro Vancouver’s most active real estate frontiers, with a wave of new...

The City of Edmonton announced in late June that it has reopened applications for its Clean Energy Improvement Program (CEIP), an initiative designed to help homeowners finance energy efficiency and renewable energy upgrades. The program allows residential, multi-unit, and commercial property owners to access funding for retrofits, with repayment collected through property tax bills over time.

Program...