Mitch Strohminger

Mirroring a trend seen in other markets and property types, logistics tenants in Montreal are increasingly gravitating toward newer facilities, a trend underscored by a sharp divergence in demand ...

Montreal’s multifamily investors continue to target apartment buildings constructed before 1980, a segment with sheer numbers that dominate the market by accounting for roughly 75% of the city’s ...

Availability across downtown Montreal’s office market is beginning to decline in older buildings, a shift driven by tightening conditions in the newest segment of the market that has been most in ...

The trade of goods between Canada and the United States has slowed to its lowest level since the depths of the pandemic, as measured by truck crossings. For Canadian industrial real estate, this ...

Recent leasing trends underscore a clear structural shift in Montreal’s industrial market: leasing activity is increasingly being driven by smaller space users, even as demand for large-format ...

The rental premium commanded by new apartment construction in Montreal has narrowed meaningfully since its post-pandemic peak, reflecting a market that is rebalancing as supply pressures meet ...

Atlantic Canada has attracted enormous interprovincial migration in recent years, mainly due to the availability of more affordable housing as costs surged across much of the country. That shows ...

Finance and insurance firms have always been an important source of demand for office space, but in recent quarters their share of total office leasing activity has become even more pronounced.

Canada’s industrial leasing highs and lows in recent years include a spike in e-commerce-fueled distribution space demand in the pandemic, then softening with higher interest rates taking hold and ...

Montreal has added a wave of new apartment projects in recent years. Although this construction pipeline is starting to thin out, many areas of Greater Montreal have nonetheless seen their skyline ...

In recent years, the country experienced sluggish economic growth as the population surged, and trade ties to its historically closest partner, the United States, frayed. Demand for industrial and ...

Following a slow but steady recovery in 2025, office leasing in Montreal may face several stiff tests in the year ahead as leases for 26 large blocks of office space, totalling 1 million square feet, ...

In recent years, Canada’s productivity, or output per worker, has continued to slow, while the U.S. has been accelerating. This suggests that Canadian’s may be at risk of seeing their standard of ...

Ottawa’s neighbourhood and community retail centres, which often include essential retail such as pharmacies, bakeries and grocery stores, are once again in strong demand from investors.

In line with government policy to slow immigration to reduce demand for housing, permanent immigration to Canada fell below 400,000 persons in 2025, roughly 90,000 fewer than in 2024 and the lowest ...

Increasing electricity demand, coupled with supply constraints, is limiting Montreal’s ability to live up to its reputation as a data centre hub.

Montreal leads the province of Quebec in losing residents, new figures show.

The City of Montreal’s new mayor, Soraya Martinez Ferrada, released a 2026 budget that's 5.4%, or $393 million, larger than the one released last year by the outgoing Plante administration.

In October 2026, Quebeckers will be headed to the polls to elect a new provincial government. Recent voter surveys have consistently placed the nationalist Parti Québécois, or PQ, as the likely ...

Canada’s industrial sector continues to navigate a wave of new supply that has come to market over the past couple of years. Leasing activity recovered throughout 2025, indicating that the market was ...