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Sustainable Building Practice Examples and Resources (August 2004)
Profiles of Selected Live/Work Developments (July 2004)
Calgary: Robust Growth Prospects Aided by Commendable Growth Management (November 2002)
Impressions and Lessons from Charleston, South Carolina (November 2002)
Wide-Shallow Lots Growing Deep Roots in the Greater Toronto Area (July 2002)
Driving for Success in Golf Course Communities (March 2002)
Project Profile: GlenEagles, Cochrane, AB (March 2002)
Project Profile: King's Bay, City of Kawartha Lakes, ON (March 2002)
Project Profile: Stonebridge, Ottawa, ON (March 2002)
Project Profile: Heritage Pointe, Municipal District of Foothills, AB (March 2002)
Seattle Impressions and Lessons (November 2001)
Project Profile: Redmond Ridge, Seattle (November 2001)
Project Profile: Snoqualmie Ridge, Seattle (November 2001)
Project Profile: Issaquah Highlands, Seattle (November 2001)
More Thinking Outside the (Wooden) Box (August 2001)
Brownfield Redevelopment: From Liability to Opportunity (July 2001)
Project Profile: Concord Pacific Place, Vancouver, BC (July 2001)
Project Profile: Conor Pacific site, Cochrane, AB (July 2001)
Project Profile: Cooksville Quarry, Mississauga, ON (July 2001)
Project Profile: Watercolours, Mississauga, ON (July 2001)
Project Profile: Gooderham & Worts, Toronto, ON (July 2001)
Project Profile: CityPlace, Toronto, ON (July 2001)
Project Profile: Spencer Creek Village, Dundas, ON (July 2001)
Project Profile: Bois-Franc, Saint Laurent, PQ (July 2001)
Project Profile: Moncton Shops Project, Moncton, NB (July 2001)
Creating High-Density Planned Communities (June 2001)
Project Profile: Concord Pacific Place, Vancouver, BC (June 2001)
Project Profile: Arbutus Walk, Vancouver, BC (June 2001)
Project Profile: Daniels "Gateway" Communities, Mississauga, ON (March 2001)
Project Profile: Blue Mountain Resort, Town of Blue Mountains, ON (December 2000)
Lessons from Phoenix and Chicago (November 2000)
Conversions: Everything Old is New Again (July 2000)
Project Profile: The @lex, Waterloo, ON (July 2000)
Project Profile: The Churchill, Edmonton, AB (July 2000)
Buyers Pay More for New Urbanism Houses - So What? (December 1999)
Project Profile: Royal Park, Calgary, AB (November 1999)
Project Profile: Two Neptune Drive, Toronto, ON (November 1999)
Casinos: Not Necessarily a Sure Bet for the Housing Industry (August 1999)
Environmentally Sensitive Communities can be a Win-Win Situation (June 1999)
Project Profile: Pine Ridge, Guelph, ON (June 1999)
How Wide is the Appeal for Wide-Shallow Lots? (January 1999)
Project Profile: Panorama Resort, Invermere, BC (January 1998)
Another Good Year for the US Housing Market (July 1998)
Project Profile: Bridlewood Creek, Calgary, AB (December, 1997)
Project Profile: The Beach, Toronto, ON (September 1997)
Infill Redevelopment Providing Opportunities for New Ground-Related Housing in Metro Toronto (August 1997)
Special Report: New Urbanism - Just One of Many Market Niches (April 1997)
Looking South of the Border: Pointing Canadian Builders in the Right Direction (January 1997)

Returns on Rental Investment Continue to Underperform Other Real Estate Sectors (February 2005)
Supply-Side Adjustments Helping GTA New Condominium Apartment Market (January 2005)
Vancouver and Montreal - Bucking the Rental Market Oversupply Trend (December 2004)
Housing Market Potpourri (November 2004)
Creating Live/Work Developments that Work is not an Easy Task (July 2004)
Rising Vacancy Rates Taking their Toll on Rental Investment Returns (June 2004)
Affordability is the Name of the Game for First-Time Homebuyers (February 2004)
GTA Condominium Apartment Market - Cracks Now a Structural Problem (January 2004)
New Rental Housing - An Important Market Niche in U.S., More an Afterthought in Canada (December 2003)
Revisiting the Vacation Home Market in Canada (July 2003)
Rental Housing Investment - Helping to Support Canada's Pensioners (June 2003)
Good News for Renters, Caution for Developers/Landlords (December 2002)
Ownership Housing - The Talk of the Town in Most Major Markets (April 2002)
Record Year for Resale Market (January 2002)
Toronto New Condominium Apartment Market Still Going Strong (January 2002)
Encouraging Signs for New Rental Housing (December 2001)
Rental Apartment Vacancy Rates Decline in Most Metropolitan Areas (December 2001)
Focus on First-Time Buyers (September 2001)
Vacation Homes on Many Peoples Wish List (December 2000)
Project Profile: Blue Mountain Resort, Collingwood, ON (December 2000)
Opportunities and Pitfalls in the Multi-Family Market (November 2000)
Yes, Virginia, There Really are Rental Market Opportunities (March 2000)
CHBA Conference Roundup & Highlights of Survey of Consumers' Intentions and PULSE Surveys (February 2000)
What Shifting Demographics Mean for Housing Opportunities in the Next Decade (September 1999)
Fewer New Home Builders Plan to Target the First-time Buyer Market (August 1999)
Hot Rental Markets Buckle Under the Pressure (December 1998)
Still Lots of Potential First-time Buyers Out There (November 1998)
Special Report: Targeting Tenants with Money to Spend (October 1998)
Insights into the Rental Housing Market (August 1998)
Some Home Buyers' Plan Participants are Mortgaging their Future Financial Security (July 1998)
The Impact of the Self-Employed and Home-Based Workers on the New Home Market (March 1998)
Surveys: An Essential Tool for Tracking What New Home Buyers Want - And Don't Want (February 1998)
Tapping the Vacation Home Market (January 1998)
Project Profile: Panorama Resort, Invermere, BC (January 1998)
Private Sector Rental Housing: Emerging Opportunities (November 1997)
Special Report: Is the Greater Toronto Area Condominium Apartment Market Getting Too Hot? (October 1997)
Mature Buyers: Who They Are and What They Want in a New Home (July 1997)
Special Report: New Urbanism - Just One of Many Emerging Residential Market Niches (April 1997)

Lower Housing Starts in Major Markets Next Year (April 2005)
Highlights From CHBA's 2005 Annual Conference and Latest Pulse Survey (March 2005)
U.S. and Canadian Starts Back in Sync (February 2005)
Strong Housing Sector Boosting Economic Growth (February 2005)
Housing Market Potpourri (November 2004)
Strength Will Give Way to Slower Starts in 2005 (October 2004)
Fewer Starts in Most Major Markets in 2005 (October 2004)
Start Planning for Fewer Starts (July 2004)
Comparing Homebuying Patterns in Two Housing Booms (September 2004)
Economic and Housing Market Fallout if Land Supply is Further Restricted in the GTA (September 2004)
Modest Deceleration in 2005 (April 2004)
Vancouver the Star in 2004/2005 (April 2004)
Highlights from CHBA's 2004 Annual Conference and Latest Pulse Survey (March 2004)
Another Stellar Year for Housing (January 2004)
Typecasting Canada's Major Markets (November 2003)
A Matter of Interest (October 2003)
Higher Ownership Starts Expected only in Vancouver Next Year (October 2003)
Timing is Everything (July 2003)
Enjoy it While it Lasts (April 2003)
Ownership Housing Starts to Fall in Most Major Markets in 2004 (April 2003)
Canada's Central Areas - Alive and Still Growing (March 2003)
Highlights From CHBA's 2003 Annual Conference and the Pulse Survey (February 2003)
Why all the Scepticism? The Good Times to Continue through 2003 (January 2003)
Canadian Housing Starts Finally Emerge From U.S. Shadow (January 2003)
Higher Toronto Ownership Housing Starts in 2003 - Lower Elsewhere (October 2002)
Housing - The Little Engine That Could (June 2002)
Ownership Housing - The Talk of the Town in Most Major Markets (April 2002)
Builders Upbeat at 2002 CHBA Conference (February 2002)
Home Buying and Renovation Intentions Recover from Post 9/11 Dip (January 2002)
Record Year for Resale Market (January 2002)
Alberta and Ontario Winners in Internal Migration (January 2002)
Toronto New Condominium Apartment Market Still Going Strong (January 2002)
2002: Not a Bad Year for Housing Starts, All Things Considered (January 2002)
Rental Apartment Vacancy Rates Decline in Most Metropolitan Areas (December 2001)
Ownership Housing Starts to Fall in Most Urban Centres (October 2001)
Most Major Urban Centres to See Higher Ownership Housing Starts Next Year (April 2001)
Mortgage Wars Heat Up (March 2001)
CHBA Conference Reflections (February 2001)
Semi-Annual Outlook for the Major Markets (October 2000)
Semi-Annual Outlook for the Major Markets (April 2000)
CHBA 2000 Conference Roundup (February 2000)
Semi-Annual Outlook for the Major Markets (October 1999)
Regional Migration - Who's Winning and Who's Losing (September 1999)
Semi-Annual Outlook for the Major Markets (April 1999)
CHBA Conference Roundup (February 1999)
New House Prices: Why is Calgary Ahead of Toronto? (December 1998)
Semi-Annual Outlook for the Major Markets (October 1998)
What's Happening Within Major Metropolitan Housing Markets? (June 1998)
Semi-Annual Outlook for the Major Markets (April 1998)
Semi-Annual Outlook for the Major Markets (October 1997)
Special Report: Is the Greater Toronto Area Condominium Apartment Market Getting Too Hot? (October 1997)
Mining the CHBA Pulse Survey (September 1997)
Resale Market Still the Biggest Competitor for Individual Builders (September 1997)
Semi-Annual Outlook for the Major Markets (April 1997)
Why do New House Prices Vary So Much Across Different Centres? (March 1997)

Residential Renovation Spending to Continue to Grow Through 2006 (May 2005)
Residential Renovation Spending Soaring (May 2004)
Renovation Update: Still Going Strong (November 2003)
Residential Renovation Spending Back on Track (May 2003)
Stronger Growth Ahead for Residential Renovation (May 2002)
Home Buying and Renovation Intentions Recover from Post 9/11 Dip (January 2002)
Continued Strength in Residential Renovation (May 2001)
Competition in the $8 Billion Annual Renovation Borrowing Market (May 2001)
More Good Times Ahead for the Renovation Sector (May 2000)
CHBA Conference Roundup & Highlights of Survey of Consumers' Intentions and PULSE Surveys (February 2000)
Insert: The CHBA Renovator Report (December 1999)
Residential Renovation Spending Back on Upward Path (May 1999)
Renovation Tidbits (November 1998)
The Many Faces of the Residential Renovation Sector (May 1998)
Renovation Update (December 1997)
Residential Renovation: A $20 Billion Plus Market (May 1997)

2001 Census - Initial Results for the Housing Sector (September 2002)
Alberta and Ontario Winners in Internal Migration (January 2002)
Creating High-Density Planned Communities (June 2001)
The Facts on Canadian Homebuying Patterns (August 2000)
Urban Sprawl - The Economist's Perspective (June 2000)
Where Have All the People Gone (January 2000)
Foot Changes Tune About Future House Prices (December 1999)
Tapping the Seniors' Housing Market (November 1999)
What Shifting Demographics Mean for Housing Opportunities in the Next Decade (September 1999)
Regional Migration - Who's Winning and Who's Losing (September 1999)
Fewer New Home Builders Plan to Target the First-Time Buyer Market (August 1999)
New Home Buying Patterns and Preferences Among Canadian Households (March 1999)
How Wide is the Appeal for Wide-Shallow Lots? (January 1999)
The Impact of Inheritances on the Housing and Mortgage Markets (September 1998)
The Impact of the Self-Employed and Home-Based Workers on the New Home Market (March 1998)
Surveys: An Essential Tool for Tracking What New Home Buyers Want - And Don't Want (February 1998)
Population by Age and Housing Implications for Local Markets (August 1997)
Mature Buyers: Who They Are and What They Want in a New Home (July 1997)
1996 Census - A First Peek at Key Results for the Housing Sector (June 1997)
The Dynamics of the Home Buying Constituency (February 1997)

How Sustainable are Sustainable Building Practices? (August 2004)
Choosing Sustainable Materials (August 2004)
Sustainable Building Practice Examples and Resources (August 2004)
Factory-Built Housing Comes of Age (August 2003)
Better and Faster? Innovation in the Homebuilding Industry (August 2002)
More Thinking Outside the (Wooden) Box (August 2001)
Economic News on the Building Products Front (August 2001)
Continued Strength in Residential Renovation (May 2001)
Competition in the $8 Billion Annual Renovation Borrowing Market (May 2001)
Look for Further Big Box Store Consolidation (May 2001)
Innovation and New Technology in Canadian Homebuilding Generating New Market Opportunities (September 2000)
Concerns About Rising Costs of Some Building Materials May Soon Ease (August 1999)
Residential Renovation Spending Back on Upward Path (May 1999)
Renovation Tidbits (November 1998)
The Many Faces of the Residential Renovation Sector (May 1998)
Renovation Update (December 1997)
Residential Renovation: A $20 Billion Plus Market (May 1997)

Ontario Election: Politicians, You're Missing the Housing Boat (September 2003)
Brownfield Redevelopment: From Liability to Opportunity (July 2001)
Creating High-Density Planned Communities (June 2001)
Environmentally Sensitive Communities can be a Win-Win Situation (June 1999)
Some Home Buyers' Plan Participants are Mortgaging their Future Financial Security (July 1998)
Special Report: Will the New Development Charges Act Address the Concerns of Ontario's Housing Industry? (June 1998)
Infill Redevelopment Providing Opportunities for New Ground-Related Housing in Metro Toronto (August 1997)

Residential Mortgage Market Musings (June 2005)
Housing Market Potpourri (November 2004)
Canadians Managing their Mortgage Debt Quite Nicely so Far, Thank You (June 2004)
Canada's Central Areas - Alive and Still Growing (March 2003)
Home Buying and Renovation Intentions Recover from Post 9/11 Dip (January 2002)
Canadian Homeowners are "House Rich" - And Many Are Tapping Into This Equity (March 2001)
Mortgage Wars Heat Up (March 2001)
Are High Debt Levels Creating A House of Cards for Canadian Consumers? (January 2001)
Construction Company Bankruptcies Down (August 1999)
What's In Store for Homeownership Affordability (July 1999)
Residential Renovation Spending Back on Upward Path (May 1999)
The Impact of Inheritances on the Housing and Mortgage Markets (September 1998)
Some Home Buyers' Plan Participants are Mortgaging their Future Financial Security (July 1998)
Securitization of Residential Mortgage Loans is Growing (June 1998)
Higher Mortgage Rates are No Reason to Panic - At Least Not Yet (December 1997)
Why do New House Prices Vary So Much Across Different Centres? (March 1997)