Mitch Strohminger

Montreal’s manufacturing sector is likely facing its most challenging operating environment in more than a decade.

Montreal’s self-storage sector is expanding alongside the city’s changing housing market.

Since 2020, the inventory of Montreal’s logistics property sector has expanded by 12.5%, adding more than 33 million square feet of new space to the market in a move that's materially altered the ...

Canada’s push to revive economic growth and improve productivity, including a massive investment in upgrading the country’s infrastructure, may be starting to leave a footprint on commercial real ...

Increased industrial vacancy rates across the country in recent years have suggested a sector grappling with a wave of new supply.

Montreal's population has expanded rapidly in recent years, with hundreds of thousands of new residents arriving since 2019. The number of active retail businesses has steadily declined, underscoring ...

The office market recovery has been uneven across Greater Montreal, with the suburban nodes of Longueuil and Laval consistently posting lower availability rates than Montreal Island.

After several years of uncertainty and shrinking lease commitments, Ottawa's office market is showing signs of renewed stability, characterized by a sharp increase in the length of leases signed in ...

Ottawa’s central business district has undergone a residential transformation. Once defined mainly by office towers and government employment, developers have turned the area around Parliament Hill ...

Montreal’s industrial property market appears to be showing signs of stabilizing as the rapid rise in available space begins to ease and leasing activity gradually resumes.

Montreal’s downtown apartment market is facing a rare combination of record construction alongside rising vacancy rates and increasing leasing challenges.

Montreal's office market is showing signs of renewed confidence after years of shrinking lease-term commitments from tenants.

New population projections issued by the Institut de la statistique du Québec reveal a growing demographic divergence across the province’s major Census Metropolitan Areas.

New population projections from the Institut de la statistique du Québec have a baseline scenario that notes a substantial downward revision to its international immigration targets, resulting in ...

New population projections from the Institut de la statistique du Québec, or ISQ, suggest that the Montreal Census Metropolitan Area is entering a period of modest demographic contraction.

While institutional capital continues to target large-scale logistics facilities, the bulk of recent transactions has shifted toward smaller properties 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.