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Toronto’s retail sector has shown remarkable resilience to date, but forward‑looking economic indicators increasingly point to a more challenging environment ahead.

Retail spending across Toronto has remained surprisingly resilient despite a clear deterioration in economic conditions.

MetroVancouver, a federation of the local municipalities making up a vast portion of the greater Vancouver area, has decided to roll back increased development cost charges, or DCCs, it implemented ...

Population growth in the Vancouver region is expected to remain positive in the next decade, albeit at a far more moderate rate. However, cumulative gains are expected to be uneven, with slower ...

After a historic run of population growth in Calgary, Alberta's largest city is expected to return to a more-normalized level of population growth, while still leading the nation. The age composition ...

Hoteliers in Mexico and Canada's 2026 FIFA World Cup host cities are feeling pains similar to their U.S. counterparts — generally lower-than-anticipated hotel demand on the books, with the tournament ...

Toronto is driving the recovery of Canada’s office market, with the region posted three consecutive quarters of tenants moving into at least 1 million square feet more of space than they moved out of ...

Vacancy rates for both office and industrial real estate declined nationally in the first quarter, according to Colliers Canada, marking the first time since 2020 that both sectors tightened ...

Recent weeks have marked the most severe disruption for the Middle East hospitality industry since the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Atlantic Canada has attracted enormous interprovincial migration in recent years, mainly due to the availability of more affordable housing as costs surged across much of the country. That shows ...

The price premium for owning a home in the Greater Toronto Area relative to the rest of Ontario has narrowed meaningfully over the past decade.

The Port of Vancouver recently closed out a record-breaking 2025, handling 3.8 million twenty-foot equivalent units or TEUs, a common metric for measuring port cargo.

Canada’s defence spending has risen sharply in recent years, marking a decisive break from the relatively flat spending on defence that characterized much of the the most recent decade.

Toronto’s industrial market over the past decade can be best understood as experiencing two distinct periods: Before interest rate hikes and after.

Montreal has added a wave of new apartment projects in recent years. Although this construction pipeline is starting to thin out, many areas of Greater Montreal have nonetheless seen their skyline ...

In recent years, the country experienced sluggish economic growth as the population surged, and trade ties to its historically closest partner, the United States, frayed. Demand for industrial and ...

Industrial occupier market conditions continue to weaken across Greater London, with vacancies rising to a 15-year high and rent growth slowing, but there are reasons to be positive in some parts of ...

Housing demand has become a critical operational issue for the Canadian Department of National Defence, commonly known as DND, driven by persistent shortages, aging infrastructure and a broader ...

Following a slow but steady recovery in 2025, office leasing in Montreal may face several stiff tests in the year ahead as leases for 26 large blocks of office space, totalling 1 million square feet, ...

Toronto’s office investment market saw a notable divergence between transaction volume and dollar value in 2025. While pricing remains under pressure, deal activity has accelerated; it's a dynamic ...