André Simoneau is an associate editor at LoopNet, where he writes about market and design trends in commercial real estate. He previously covered Indigenous news for The Nation Magazine in the Eeyou Istchee/James Bay region of Québec.Andre holds a BA...
André Simoneau is an associate editor at LoopNet, where he writes about market and design trends in commercial real estate. He previously covered Indigenous news for The Nation Magazine in the Eeyou Istchee/James Bay region of Québec.
Andre holds a BA and MA in English Literature and Creative Writing from Concordia University. His writing career has spanned a wide range of genres, including news and business reporting, arts and entertainment features, architecture and design profiles, ad copy, technical writing, cultural criticism, sketch comedy, children's TV, stage plays, short stories, poetry, songs, and liner notes.
André's writing has garnered the David McKeen award, the Irving Layton award, a Québec Community Newspaper award and a nomination for the 3Macs carte blanche prize.
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Toronto’s Ossington Avenue has come a long way in nearly 200 years. Originally constructed as part of a military road in the early 19th century, the area has since been home to a bustling ...
After a series of unanticipated delays — including a global pandemic and extensive flooding along British Columbia’s major supply corridors — Oxford Properties has finally put the finishing touches ...
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After a series of unanticipated delays – including a global pandemic and unprecedented flooding along British Columbia’s major supply corridors – Oxford Properties has finally put the finishing ...
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Rent growth in the U.S. multifamily market has slowed significantly since reaching a peak of 10.9% year-over-year in Q1 of 2022, according to data from CoStar, LoopNet’s publisher. And with plenty of ...
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The Hollywood Theatre has a long history in Kitsilano. One of 26 single-screen cinemas in the city of Vancouver at the time it opened in 1935, the Hollywood was owned and operated by four generations ...
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With office vacancy accelerating across the country, property owners are increasingly eager to secure tenants to fill unoccupied space in their buildings. In many cases, that means repositioning or ...
If you’re looking to sell or lease a commercial property, you know that reaching the largest number of potential customers is key to obtaining the best value for your asset. The logic is simple: the ...
When developer Adam Higgins first visited the site that would eventually become the Kampus build-to-rent (BTR) scheme, he knew he was looking at a rare opportunity.
When developer Adam Higgins first visited the site that would eventually become the Kampus build-to-rent (BTR) scheme, he knew he was looking at a rare opportunity.
As record-breaking heatwaves continue to sweep across Europe, and investors become increasingly sensitive to the environmental, social and governance (ESG) impacts of their investments, a growing ...