Montréal

The mayor of Montréal, Valérie Plante, along with Robert Beaudry, executive committee member responsible for economic and commercial development, housing and design, as well as Craig Sauvé, associate councillor responsible for housing, have…

MONTREAL – When Erica Fagan and her fiancé started looking for a new apartment in their St-Henri neighbourhood, they thought they had reasonable criteria: they wanted a two-bedroom place where they could bring their own appliances and their…

MONTRÉAL — The federal and Québec governments have announced a $500-million reconstruction project for Canada's longest highway tunnel — the Louis-Hippolyte-La Fontaine Tunnel linking Montréal to its southern suburbs.“We're bringing…

Brivia Group announces an approximate $1 billion real estate project planned for the Phillips Square area in downtown Montréal. The project, 1, Square Phillips, includes a 61-storey residential tower that is 220 metres above sea level, and…

MONTRÉAL — As Toronto and Vancouver struggle to keep housing affordable for anyone but the wealthy, Montréal says its new, first-on-the-continent development model will help it succeed where other big cities have failed.Montréal led…

François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Infrastructure and Communities, and Vicki‑May Hamm, President of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM), announced a near $2.8 million investment for four projects, funded by the…

Sales of new condominium apartments in the Canadian markets totalled just over 48,500 units in 2018, dropping by 21 per cent from the almost 62,000 sales in 2017, according to Altus Group’s latest housing report.The GTA accounted for…

Montréal-based mixed-use developer, Broccolini, is launching their first residential high-rise project called River & Fifth, in Toronto this spring.Rising 37 storeys above the Don Valley and the city’s core, Broccolini’s…

According to Altus Group’s first quarter Investment Trend Survey for commercial real estate, investment in the GTA is down 29 per cent to $4.1 billion from Q1 2018, and down 13 per cent from the previous quarter.In markets like…

MONTREAL — The city of Montreal says it will move to ban the use of heating oil by 2030 as it seeks to reduce its carbon footprint.Mayor Valerie Plante announced this week the city will have completed its conversion of municipal…