Mitch Strohminger

While institutional capital continues to target large-scale logistics facilities, the bulk of recent transactions has shifted toward smaller facilities where building sales are dominated by ...

Ottawa’s rapid population growth has been a critical tailwind for the city’s recent commercial real estate performance. But the market is poised to experience a meaningful shift as slower job growth ...

A clear pattern has emerged in Montreal’s stabilizing office market: not all buildings are recovering at the same pace.

Ottawa’s apartment development cycle appears to have peaked, with construction now edging lower in the nation's capital.

Transaction timelines across Canadian commercial real estate sectors have lengthened to historic highs, underscoring a more cautious and selective investment mood.

Citizens, investors, developers, and occupiers all have a stake in understanding how their municipal tax dollars are being used. Research firm C.D. Howe’s latest fiscal accountability report ...

After a subdued investment in the prior two years, foreign capital is staging a comeback in Canada’s commercial real estate market in 2026, with year-to-date volumes already surpassing previous ...

A divergence in logistics property performance between Montreal’s East and West End is growing larger.

For the first time in recent history, office property sales in Vancouver have surpassed those in Toronto. And while a single landmark deal played an outsized role in pushing Vancouver ahead, the ...

Since the pandemic, hiring trends have diverged sharply across traditional office-using sectors, with advertisements for tech-oriented and back-office roles contracting. At the same time, job ...

Ottawa’s office market is entering a more challenging phase as labour conditions weaken and important sectors that use this property contract.

While the U.S. remains the province of Quebec’s dominant trading partner, recent geopolitical tensions and evolving trade agreements are accelerating diversification efforts north of the border.

Retail property performance in Ottawa continues to diverge sharply by shopping centre type, reflecting how households are allocating spending amid the rising costs of goods and economic uncertainty.

Downtown Montreal’s office market is showing signs of stabilization, with the vacancy rate trending lower since early 2025. This is especially true in the Downtown South submarket, where several ...

During the 12 months between May 2025 and May 2026, sales of industrial buildings measuring 10,000 square feet or less accounted for more than 40% of all completed deals in Montreal.

Canada’s industrial real estate market is still adjusting after a prolonged period of rapid expansion following the pandemic.

Data from Statistics Canada shows that while the national unemployment rate remained steady at 6.8% over the 12 months from April 2025 to April 2026, there was wide dispersion in local performance.

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 ...