Karen Guercin

With retail properties performing well in the Greater Golden Horseshoe, investors bet on two malls in emerging urban centres with plans to densify. The sale of two super regional malls — Conestoga ...

During the pandemic, pet ownership grew by more than 600,000 with greater than 60% of households reporting owning either a cat or dog between 2020 and 2022, according to the Canadian Animal Health ...

The Greater Toronto Area is Canada’s largest industrial real estate market in terms of inventory and ranks fourth in North America behind Chicago, Dallas and Los Angeles. But it faces some challenges.

Total available space in the Greater Toronto Area surged to 29 million square feet this quarter compared to 12 million square feet a year ago in the third quarter of 2022. One of the causes of this ...

Office sublet availabilities hit an all-time high in Canada in the second quarter of 2023.

Office availability continues to grow each quarter but not all the growth is in Toronto's Financial Core.

Malls of all shapes and sizes from Galleria Mall to Yorkdale Shopping Centre are adopting the trend to infill density on their properties and surrounding land.

Downtown Kitchener will see an office-to-residential conversion in the next 12 to 18 months.

Office leasing activity and hotel occupancy in urban, upper-upscale properties both plummeted during the pandemic.

Toronto Metropolitan University, or TMU, formally known as Ryerson University, expanded its footprint in Toronto’s downtown core by purchasing two properties: 277 Victoria St. and 38 Dundas St. E.

New downtown office towers in Toronto have been more successful in attracting lease deals, but most of them were inked before 2020, when office vacancy was very low. Today, office vacancy in the ...

Some of Toronto’s office market is transitioning away from its long-time workplace focus.

Spending habits of Canadians have changed in recent years, and while some retailers have suffered as a result, others have greatly benefited from this shift.

United States-based retailer Bed Bath & Beyond announced its exit from Canada after seeking protection under the Companies Creditors Arrangement Act, which is similar to U.S. Chapter 11 bankruptcy ...

Toronto’s Financial Core office availability rate reached 16.6% in May and vacancies are sitting at 12.9%, well above the overall Toronto vacancy rate of 10%.

Toronto’s retail landscape has shifted since the last COVID-19 lockdown ended over a year ago, and while many storefront retail vendors in the city have benefitted from the return to in-person ...

Toronto’s downtown is bustling again but its office market continues to struggle with recovery.

In 2022, the federal government announced the Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Act, which imposes a two-year ban on the purchase of residential property by a ...

Rental demand surged in Toronto in 2022, amid a perfect storm of increased immigration, the return of foreign students, strong job growth and an increased cost of homeownership in the Greater Toronto ...

Investment activity in Toronto hit a historical high in the first quarter of 2022 mainly because the monumental sale of the RBC office towers in the downtown core, which dominated the total sales ...