Allied Properties sells Montreal office property as REIT continues to offload assets in city
Mondev, Laurier, Foxmar combine to purchase mostly empty tower in Outremont
Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust has cut ties with another of its Montreal office holdings, selling a building in Outremont to Laurier Capital, Mondev and Foxmar Immo...
Developer details why firm selected Alberta town for country's largest data centre
Jason van Gaal cites access to power as major driver in the selection decision
Montreal entrepreneur Jason van Gaal said his vision of closing the country’s growing gap in artificial intelligence‑ready infrastructure is driving his company's plans to build a ...
La Caisse leans on nostalgia with relaunch of Les Terrasses food court at Eaton Centre
Montreal landmark gets a familiar name
A downtown Montreal shopping mall at the heart of the underground city’s transit, retail and office pedestrian network has relaunched its tunnel‑level food court under a familiar n...
Edmonton becomes only major market with more commercial property investment
Alberta's capital city sets a record $3.3 billion in sales last year
Canada’s northernmost major city was found to be the country's only large market where commercial real estate investment sales increased in 2025.
KV Capital backs ICM’s Traverse multifamily development in Canmore
Institutional investment grows for Three Sisters Mountain Village development in Alberta
ICM Property Group has brought in alternative investment manager KV Capital as a partner in its Traverse rental townhouse development project in Canmore, Alberta, adding institutio...
Canadian Tire highlights new builds, store upgrades as driver of growth
Company's modernization efforts will accelerate in 2026, CEO says
One of Canada’s best known retailers is focusing on opening and remodeling stores as its rolls into 2026.
Enovum heads to North Carolina as Quebec power limits block local expansion
AI demand outpaces supply
Montreal-based Enovum Data Centers is expanding into North Carolina due to the availability of massive amounts of power needed for artificial intelligence that is increasingly diff...
Couche-Tard pushes deeper into US, European markets with new convenience stores
Convenience and fuel store operator plans to open hundreds of locations
Alimentation Couche-Tard has been expanding, saying that its convenience and fuel giant Circle K opened 188 stores over about 30 months and aims to open 750 more in the next five y...
Talk of data centres needing power resources creates buzz at industry meeting
Energy scarcity reshaping industry's growth plans, professionals say
The race to build data centres at a breakneck pace could lead to a future full of giant airplane hangars as the industry lays a big wager on artificial intelligence and the ability...
Crestpoint bulks up, buying more than 20 properties from H&R REIT
Investment firm adds retail, office buildings across Ontario, Manitoba and Quebec
Toronto-based Crestpoint Real Estate Investments has acquired a property portfolio from H&R REIT as part of the real estate investment trust's plan to exit retail and office holdin...
CPP Investments to expand global property portfolio
Canada Pension Plan buys properties in India, forms European venture
The Canada Pension Plan Fund, through its asset manager CPP Investments, is expanding globally by acquiring warehouses and logistics properties in India and launching a data centre...
Canada’s first one‑gigawatt AI data centre proposed in $10 billion project in Alberta
Montreal entrepreneur advances hyperscale proposal in Olds, north of Calgary
A data centre proposed in the town of Olds, Alberta, to help meet demand created by artificial intelligence and other businesses would be the country's largest such facility.
Leyad buys St. Vital Centre in Winnipeg for $160.5 million
Montreal firm adds major mall to portfolio
Montreal-based Leyad has continued its buying spree of retail properties outside of Canada's biggest cities with the purchase of St. Vital Centre in Winnipeg for $160.5 million, ad...
Quebec’s public pension's plan to redevelop Royal Vic as student housing faces sticker shock
CDPQ Infra estimates cost of stabilizing main structures, building at $845 million
Quebec’s public pension fund’s plan to convert a vacant former hospital into more than a thousand student‑housing units has hit a potential speed bump after a new cost analysis rev...
Housing starts expected to decline through 2028 as demand remains low
Multifamily construction makes up majority of residential building in Canada, a CMHC study says
The next few years likely will be hard on the country’s homebuilders as fewer residential projects break ground amid falling demand, a challenging economy and slower population gro...
Building housing Apple’s new downtown Montreal flagship store hits market
ASG seeks buyers for fully leased, redeveloped property
Days after Apple opened its high‑profile downtown Montreal flagship on Sainte‑Catherine Street West, the owner has put the newly redeveloped, fully leased building up for sale.
Calgary adds two more downtown office-to-residential conversions to its growing list
City financially backs plans to create 128 homes to replace workspaces in towers
The city that helped pioneer the shift from cubicles to bedrooms in aging buildings is not finished with office‑to‑residential conversions.
SkyAlyne to relocate headquarters to Métis N4 Construction building west of Ottawa
Deal for office space in Kanata advances Indigenous participation goals in defence sector
SkyAlyne signed a lease with Métis N4 Construction for offices in Kanata, where the defence-training company plans to move its headquarters and establish the Joint Management Offic...
Armoyan family nears completion of one of Montreal’s largest office-to-residential conversions
Group's first major project turning workspaces into homes enters final stretch
Montreal’s largest office‑to‑residential conversion is nearing completion, a major milestone for the Armoyan family’s aggressive property repositioning strategy.
Major Montreal developers outline lower‑cost plan for apartments for renters struggling with pricing
Consortium says proposed site allows construction at less than half of public‑sector estimates
A trio of major Montreal developers is pushing a plan to build housing on a city‑owned site for 2,500 residents who cannot afford apartment rents and are in danger of becoming home...