A newly formed Montreal real estate investment firm is merging with a veteran developer, folding a decades-old operating business into a platform built by two executives who recently struck out on ...
A veteran mortgage broker says momentum behind purpose-built rental construction in greater Toronto is cooling, as softer market conditions and evolving federal loan programs weigh on developers’ ...
After a subdued investment in the prior two years, foreign capital is staging a comeback in Canada’s commercial real estate market in 2026, with year-to-date volumes already surpassing previous ...
Investment giant Brookfield is retooling its flagship nontraded real estate investment trust to capitalize on what it sees as an emerging global property recovery.
Capital markets veteran Breno Lima has joined CBRE Investment Management in Toronto as the independent investment managment affiliate of CBRE Group looks to expand in Canada.
Real estate brokerage Newmark is trying to sell a $430 million troubled loan tied to one of the country’s largest malls, an offering that could help accelerate a broader shift in how the commercial ...
A popular Montreal-based discount retailer has launched an overhaul of over 400 stores in Australia, investing in redesigned layouts and upgraded fixtures across a portfolio it acquired last year as ...
The Quebec provincial government is under-collecting an estimated $1.3 billion per year in tax revenue tied to construction activity, according to a new report from Quebec Auditor General Christine ...
Hotel REIT seeks OK to sell U.S. properties: Canada's American Hotel Income Properties REIT is asking shareholders to give its board the flexibility to move quickly on potential sales of its U.S. ...
The Bank of Canada held its benchmark interest rate at 2.25% for the fifth time in a row as policymakers weighed rising prices against a softening economy and real estate professionals have looked ...
Canada has long been the biggest investor in U.S. commercial property. Now that deal flow is dropping as trade tensions between the countries lead investors to look for opportunities in other ...
A long-time condominium developer in south Mississauga and the city’s government may have found a way to resuscitate part of Greater Toronto’s condo market after several years in the doldrums.
Honouring a pledge to actively work to solve the city’s housing affordability woes by becoming a de facto developer, Toronto’s municipal government last week said it would provide funding for a ...