Developer Forager is set to break ground on an industrial condominium project in one of Toronto’s most popular nodes where new small-bay space can be hard to find.
Colliers has acquired Ramos Consulting Services, an engineering and construction management firm that has worked on some of California’s largest transit projects.
The Ontario Building Code is due for an update that could spur the development of more so-called missing-middle housing — lower-density dwellings from garden suites and rowhouses to stacked townhomes and mid-rises, some real estate professionals say.
A data center developer backed by institutional capital has lined up $3 billion in financing to accelerate the buildout of data centers across North America as demand from cloud and artificial intelligence companies surges.
Montreal-based Leyad says it's leased more than 600,000 square feet of retail space at its shopping centres in deals that include filling over 80% of the vacancies created by Hudson’s Bay Co. filing for protection from creditors.
Build Canada Homes, the nascent federal agency created to increase affordable housing across the country, has added to its executive leadership team with two new appointments.
Economic uncertainty — exacerbated by the trade war with the United States and a weakening labour market — represents the biggest challenge to Canadian real estate investors this year, according to a study from CBRE.
Canadian real estate investors are increasingly looking east for their next projects, according to one capital markets veteran who says Atlantic Canada is entering a new phase of institutional‑level growth.
A majority of the retail spaces vacated in the Hudson’s Bay Co.’s sudden closing and liquidation are likely to attract new tenants — but it will take some time, according to a new analysis.
Hotel investment sales volume in the country increased last year, with the average transaction price rising and a few big hotels in Canada's major markets pushing up the total.
Real estate professionals said they are hoping the Bank of Canada's decision to hold its policy interest rate at 2.25% will keep borrowing costs steady as the economy adjusts to slower growth and ongoing trade uncertainty.
Virtus Diversified REIT has bolstered its foothold in Sudbury with the acquisition of a 23-unit, low-rise multiplex in the city’s amenity-rich downtown.
Institutional capital pulled back sharply from Canada’s multifamily residential market in the past year, according to real estate services firm Avison Young.
A report on Canada’s rental housing market for college and university students shows many tenants can only afford to live in relatively crowded conditions in a property type that's undersupplied.
An investor group led by Europro has acquired a Class-A office campus in Toronto’s north end in a sign that confidence is returning to the office market outside the city’s financial district.