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Sutter Hill Developments CEO happy to keep low profile

Sutter Hill Developments’ recent 50 per cent acquisition of a downtown Toronto office building is

Office demand will be ‘off to the races’ after COVID restrictions: Dream Office

The head of one of Canada’s major office landlords said pandemic restrictions have made finding

GTA commercial real estate market closes record-setting first quarter

With an unprecedented year behind us, the first quarter of 2021 saw the beginning of

Plug pulled on Five Points condo project in downtown Barrie

BARRIE, ONT. — The 20-storey, 208 unit condominium development that was meant to redefine luxury

Public lands, Part II: CreateTO and Toronto Lands Corp.

PART II: Second part of look at four major stewards of public lands in Canada

Public Lands, Part I: Canada Lands Co., Infrastructure Ontario

PART I: Demand for better utilization of public land is growing, and representatives from four

Atria finds niche in downtown Oshawa, builds across GTA

Gyan Chand Jain began developing in Toronto in 1969. His sons Hans and Vipin later

Congebec expands for the food supply chain

LAUNCHING CONSTRUCTION: 2nd PHASE FOR CONGEBEC’S COLD STORAGE FACILITY In order to build its presence in Toronto and

Commercial Mortgage Commentary CMLS Mortgage Analytics Group

Making News Results from CMLS annual commercial real estate lender survey indicate that the Canadian

Toronto residential tower boom shows no signs of slowing.

Toronto had 125 cranes actively working on multiresidential towers in March, according to the RLB Crane Index,

Positive momentum seen in early 2021 with continued industrial demand, but heightening office availabilities.

Despite the return of some pandemic-related restrictions at the end of March, gradual re-openings over

Land investments the lone bright spot as Ottawa CRE investments dip 36% in 2020

As a tumultuous year came to a close, the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic

Despite varied pandemic impact on individual sectors, national investment fared better than expected in 2020.

With a dip in commercial real estate investment activity seen in 2020 due to ongoing

GTA commercial real estate market finished strong in 2020 and shows promise for 2021.

With tightening restrictions and another stay-at-home order issued, COVID-19 continued to impact commercial real estate