Stretch Zone expands in Toronto with studio in neighborhood focused on wellness
Chain opens location on Bloor West strip
Stretch Zone, a wellness studio specializing in practitioner-assisted stretching, opened a new location along the Bloor West strip in Etobicoke, and it won't be the last, if the fl...
Dream takes control of first multifamily phase at Toronto's landmark Quayside development
Construction expected to start by year-end at 1,110-unit complex
Dream Impact Trust and an affiliate fund have become the full owners of the Quayside partnership's multifamily housing portion in downtown Toronto after restructuring the ownership...
Savills Canada expands retail team as market remains resilient
Ivanhoé Cambridge veteran Sheri McEwen joins brokerage in Toronto
Savills Canada has bolstered its retail leasing team in Toronto with the addition of an industry veteran as the country's demand for retail space remains robust amid limited supply...
Fintech firm Stripe extends North American leasing streak with big Toronto deal
Payment processor follows up blockbuster New York City lease with move to dramatically grow Canadian hub
Payments processing giant Stripe is stretching its own wallet with a string of high-profile office deals as the company strengthens its commitment to physical real estate.
Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers becomes latest US fast-casual restaurant to expand in Canada
Chain set to open locations in Toronto, Ottawa, Vancouver, Victoria
A popular a U.S. restaurant chain is expanding into Canada to continue its growth trajectory with plans for outlets in major markets in Ontario and British Columbia
Sienna Senior Living expands in Ontario and British Columbia as market heats up
With latest acquisitions, 'We are off to a good start in 2026,' CEO says.
Sienna Senior Living agreed to buy one long-term care complex and increase its stake in two others, bolstering its properties catering to Canada’s growing seniors population.
Born to be a broker: Daniel Foch follows in parents' footsteps
Executive at Valery helps AI-powered firm reach $250 million in sales in under two years
Daniel Foch can attest to the idea that some things are inevitable. The chief real estate officer of brokerage Valery.ca grew up with parents who were established real estate broke...
Toronto office tower CIBC Square set to open fully leased
La Caisse, Korean pension fund, Hines reach milestone at 50-floor downtown building
The final phase of the two-tower, 3 million-square-foot CIBC Square development in Toronto’s Financial District is set to open, fully leased, in the coming weeks.
RioCan sees leasing lift from shortage of 'well-located retail space'
Major retail REIT closes out 2025 with 98.5% occupancy rate at shopping centres
RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust, one of the nation's largest REITs, said it's benefiting from both a paucity of well-located available retail space and an increased appetite am...
Landlords increasingly weigh environmental concerns when considering auto shop tenants
Some industrial owners contend facilities can contaminate, devalue properties
Automotive repair shops are finding it difficult to open new locations across Greater Toronto as some landlords say they're hesitant to lease space for auto-repair facilities due t...
Cadillac Fairview wins bidding for sought-after Mississauga industrial portfolio
Major North American investor buys four fully leased buildings for 'close to $200 million'
Cadillac Fairview emerged as the victorious bidder out of a sizable group of investors seeking to buy a portfolio of new, fully leased industrial buildings in what the company says...
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...
Spear Realty 'paying it forward' with launch of in-house real estate school
'We want them to become better than we are,' founder says of firm's next generation
Spear Realty is carving out a space in greater Toronto’s commercial real estate ecosystem as a place that invests in its younger agents.
Expected surge in country's dementia rate boosts demand to expand senior housing
Number of Canadians living with neurological condition projected to more than double by 2050
With the number of Canadians living with dementia expected to more than double by 2050, care professionals say there's a growing need for the development of more suitable long-term...
First Capital plans to sell several properties this year
REIT says its portfolio reached 97.1% occupancy last quarter
First Capital Real Estate Investment Trust says it's entered into “firm agreements” to sell four properties worth a combined $43 million.
Allied Properties plans 10-storey data centre at stalled Vancouver office project
REIT partners with Westbank to develop AI computing facility
Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust plans to build a 10-storey artificial intelligence data centre instead of an office tower at its mixed-use development in downtown Va...
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...
Top sales and leases recognized in Canada
Brokers wrap up big real estate deals in fourth quarter
Primaris Real Estate Investment Trust recorded the biggest sale in Canada during the fourth quarter of last year, selected as the top transaction in the CoStar Power Broker quarter...
Oxford puts Citigroup Place on market in reshuffle of Toronto portfolio
Company offers high-end office property as flight to quality heats up
A 20-storey high-end office tower in Toronto’s Financial District has just hit the market in a test of the investment sales market's strength in Canada's largest city.
Toronto office market gains momentum in effort to shake off COVID-19 hangover
Downtown leads leasing recovery, Avison Young says
Toronto’s office market has had more occupiers move into space than move out for the first time in six years.