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October 22, 2025Bayes: UK commercial real estate lending surges driven by banks and development finance
New lending for commercial real estate in the first half of 2025 was 33% up on the same period last year, according to the latest six-monthly report from London's Bayes Business School.
October 21, 2025Cost of housing out of reach for many young Canadians
Canadians aspiring to buy a first house or condominium could be forced to wait until they reach middle-age, especially in Vancouver, where the average buyer must save for over two decades to afford a down payment, according to a new report.- October 20, 2025
Quebec City solidifies position as leader in housing price growth
Led by condominiums often rented as apartments, Quebec has transformed into the engine of Canada’s residential real estate industry as tight inventory and strong rental demand push up prices, a new report shows. 
October 17, 2025Country's biggest retirement home firm strikes deal to buy three complexes in Quebec
Chartwell Retirement Residences, Canada’s largest retirement home chain, said it struck deals to buy three complexes in Quebec for a total of more than $315 million and broke ground on a new residence in Calgary.
October 16, 2025Colliers expands California industrial team; JLL appoints five to North American development group; Cushman hires director in Texas
Colliers expands California industrial team; JLL appoints five to North American development group; Cushman hires director in Texas
October 16, 2025Nation risks disturbing social peace if more housing isn't built, developer says
Real estate developers can play a crucial role in helping solve the growing issue of homelessness, a major Canadian developer said.
October 16, 2025Multifamily construction remains robust in the Fraser Valley, but market conditions have shifted
The Fraser Valley has experienced substantial growth in recent years, driven by a robust office development cycle and a surge in industrial construction prompted by evolving consumer behaviours during the pandemic. With inventory now replenished, developers have scaled back construction in the commercial sector; however, residential development continues, albeit under increasing pressure.
October 16, 2025Developer lands $763 million to build Western Canada's tallest rental tower
The developer of what's slated to become the tallest rental building in Western Canada landed a $763 million loan from the federal crown corporation.
October 15, 2025DC design firm joins with private equity investor to chase larger projects
Washington, D.C.-based KGD Architecture entered into a strategic partnership with a Canadian private equity group, a move the design firm said will allow it to grow and consider taking on larger projects as the industry faces slowing business amid economic uncertainty.
- October 15, 2025
Conversion may offer a leg up to green certification
For years, sustainability certifications such as LEED and BREEAM have primarily focused on the emissions generated during a building’s use through heating, cooling, lighting and other energy demands, known as operational carbon. These emissions, which accumulate over time, can be mitigated through the implementation of energy-efficient systems and the integration of renewable energy sources, which have been the main focus of sustainability certifications until recently. 
October 15, 2025Northcrest's massive Toronto airport conversion charts course for future
Toronto’s former Downsview Airport runway is preparing to head to its next phase as Northcrest Developments has named Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates to lead the design guidelines for the strip set to become the spine of YZD, one of the largest urban redevelopment projects in North America.
October 14, 2025Montreal's older warehouses disappearing at rapid pace to make way for apartments, other uses
Montrealers have long grieved the loss of its historic buildings, but few have paid attention to the quiet disappearance of the city’s warehouses. Across the island, large swathes of industrial properties, largely built before the 1950s, have been steadily demolished to make way for residential developments.
October 14, 2025Vancouver rezones thousands of properties in move to accelerate housing construction
The Vancouver City Council approved sweeping changes to its zoning and development bylaws as part of an effort to streamline and speed up housing construction.
October 13, 2025Developer seeks green light for 69-floor residential high-rise in Toronto
Elysium Investments is seeking permission from the city of Toronto for a 69-floor downtown rental tower that would be one of the tallest residential structures in Canada, adding hundreds of units to the Church-Wellesley neighbourhood and preserve historic city homes.
October 10, 2025Toronto's dramatic condo downturn claims planned condominium development in Etobicoke
Mattamy Homes and QuadReal Property Group have shelved The Clove, a planned condominium development in Etobicoke, after fewer than 10% of the units were presold amid the difficult home sales market that's hit Toronto.
October 9, 2025Change is in the air: What's on the minds of the world's real estate investors
There was a tangible sense the commercial property industry isn't just ready for better times but witnessing them at this year's Expo Real conference in Munich. It was boosted no doubt by an increase in delegates and almost chaotically busy scenes at the leading brokerage's stands.
October 8, 2025Deep-discounted bulk sales may be needed to address the growing glut of unsold condos in Vancouver
Vancouver’s residential condo market is experiencing one of its most challenging periods.
