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Winnipeg's industrial real estate market is experiencing significant expansion with over 1,100 acres of new development projects in the pipeline.
Canadian Real Estate Association revises downward its residential sales projections for 2026.
Re/Max reports on detached home sales activity and pricing trends in the Metro Vancouver market.
Canadian home prices did something unremarkable in June: nothing. The National Composite MLS Home Price Index was unchanged from May, according to the Canadian Real Estate Association's July 15 release . That flat reading ended a monthly decline that had run since January 2025. The pause arrived after buyers had…
There's a version of new home construction that most buyers know well: a patchwork of builders, a streetscape that never quite coheres, a construction zone that lingers years after move-in. Mattamy Homes has spent decades building something different. And in Calgary and Airdrie, that difference is on full display…
On July 15, the Bank of Canada held its overnight rate at 2.25%, pointing to early signs of a broadening economic recovery. Policymakers say the economy is starting to turn a corner after a rough stretch shaped by tariffs, elevated uncertainty, and slower population growth — the labour market has stayed soft…
It’s been around a decade since plans were put in motion for Grand Park Village: a multi-block, mixed-use community proposed for 2 and 10 Audley Street and 29, 31, 39, 59, and 71 Portland Street. The series of addresses are a five-minute walk from Mimico GO, which has drawn plenty of development focus in recent…
Montreal-based Cromwell Management appears to be on a development proposal streak after filing its third major application with the City of Toronto since the spring. The latest plans are for a 45-storey mixed-use building at 525 Eglinton Avenue East, where it would be a five-minute walk from the recently-opened…
New development proposals continue to pop up along the Fraser Highway corridor, as the Surrey-Langley SkyTrain currently under construction is expected to bring forth waves of new development. On Monday, Surrey City Council considered a new rezoning application submitted by 1098261 BC Ltd. for a land assembly…
Beedie has officially started construction on South Campbell Heights Business Park, a 60-acre industrial development at 19084 20th Avenue in Surrey, BC. And it's a significant one — once complete, the park will deliver more than 1 million sq. ft of industrial space, positioning itself as the gateway to South…
Last week, Toronto-based real estate fund Axia Real Assets LP revealed that it has submitted a non-binding offer to take over New Brunswick-based Plaza Retail REIT (TSX: PLZ.UN) in a deal that would value the REIT at $1.23 billion, including $670 million of debt. Axia Real Assets is offering a purchase price of…
Years after unveiling redevelopment plans, and nearly 10 years after the site was first sold, UK-based developer Grosvenor has significantly revised the plan for Mayfair West, the master-planned community set for what was formerly known as the Oakridge Transit Centre in Vancouver. Mayfair West is set for a 14-acre…
SiteSummit 2026 — presented by SiteNews and EllisDon — leaned into its "Summer School" theme, packing its Toronto program with sessions on everything from AI adoption to modular construction. Among them, three sessions dug into housing from very different angles: a market update, a materials-focused deep dive on…
The Labatt Village project by Toronto-based developer TAS is changing hands following a relatively quick receivership proceeding, according to filings in Ontario Superior Court. At 7 Labatt Avenue and 77 River Street in Toronto, a 1.34-acre property located between Dundas Street East and Queen Street East near the…
Real estate insolvencies have, unfortunately, become relatively commonplace over the past few years, but few have involved Canada’s biggest banks, making a recent case a rare occurrence. The project is a 27-storey mixed-use condo project called the Burlington Waterfront, which was being developed by Toronto-based…
By any measure, Alberta is outperforming the rest of the country when it comes to getting shovels in the ground and homes built. The numbers tell the story. Alberta recorded a surge in housing starts in 2025, rising sharply year over year, while Ontario moved in the opposite direction, with starts falling and…
ELM Developments and Fiera Real Estate acquired the assembly at 270 Sheppard Avenue West on January 29. They broke ground on June 17. In a market where rental projects routinely spend years in rezoning, moving from purchase to shovels in under five months is the point — and at 270 Sheppard, they planned it that…
Ontario was sitting on roughly $10.5 billion in development charge (DC) reserves by the end of 2024, according to a recent report from Desjardins that argues municipalities have become overly accustomed to the fees as a source of revenue. More controversial still, DCs remain one of the most serious obstacles to new…
Vancouver-based developers OpenForm Properties and Alabaster Homes are partnering on a two-tower project in the Metrotown neighbourhood of Burnaby, according to a rezoning application set to be considered by Council this week. The subject site of the proposal is 6470 and 6508 Silver Avenue, which is located…
GTA new home sales aren't out of the woods yet — but the low-rise market is making a strong case for optimism. For the second consecutive month, single-family home sales in the Greater Toronto Area surpassed the 10-year average, buoyed by the enhanced HST rebate program introduced in April 2026. According to new…
At Bathurst and St. Clair, Canderel has officially started construction on Forêt Forest Hill — its three-tower, master-planned community in midtown Toronto. The development has secured construction financing from a consortium of five major Canadian banks led by CIBC, with National Bank, TD, Desjardins, and…
Green Street has introduced a new commercial property price index covering the Canadian market, providing a benchmark for tracking property valuations and market trends.
Green Street has integrated MyTraffic data into its Retail Database Pro platform to provide property-level foot traffic analytics across European retail markets.
Green Street announces expansion of its infrastructure research coverage to include infrastructure debt, transport, and data center assets.
Brief roundup covering a Citi self-storage acquisition, hospitality market recovery signals, and regulatory recognition of Egan-Jones in Bermuda.
Green Street roundup covering a significant self-storage acquisition, hotel loan activity, and capital deployment challenges in real estate.
NAIOP rebrands as the Commercial Real Estate Development Association after multiyear research process involving 21,000 members across North America. The post Trade Group Drops NAIOP Acronym for Plainspoken Industry Label appeared first on Propmodo .
Morningstar DBRS downgraded credit ratings on eight classes of Commercial Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates from GS Mortgage Securities Corporation Trust 2019-GC40.
Morningstar DBRS confirmed credit ratings on five classes of CMBS issued by Citigroup Commercial Mortgage Trust 2015-GC27 and upgraded one class trend to stable from negative.
Morningstar DBRS released quarterly Canadian Housing Market Indicators providing updated data on residential market conditions.
Morningstar DBRS released an updated methodology document for rating and monitoring credit tenant lease transactions.
Morningstar DBRS downgraded credit ratings on five classes of Commercial Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates Series 2019-B12.
Market snapshot reporting that majority of rental buildings in Ottawa are currently offering tenant incentives, reflecting competitive conditions in the local multifamily sector.
Urbanation reports on rental vacancy rate trends in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area during the first quarter.
Toronto condo developers are facing significant market pressure, with some considering selling units below construction costs as the market reaches a cyclical low point.
Toronto's condo market reached a significant milestone with no new residential projects launching in the first quarter, according to Urbanation data.
Urbanation reports that standing condo inventory reached record levels in the first quarter, signaling market conditions for residential development.
Urbanation reports a significant decline in Canadian asking rents to $2,008, marking the largest annual drop in five years.
Urbanation reports on rental vacancy rate movements in Ottawa's residential market during Q4.
A prominent Vancouver office tower has achieved WELL Core Platinum certification, a prestigious health and wellness building standard.
Harrison Street Asset Management and PC Urban announced plans to develop a 507-unit purpose-built rental community targeting healthcare workers near Vancouver General Hospital.
PROREIT agreed to acquire two industrial portfolios for an aggregate $136.8 million: 13 properties in Quebec City (613,000 sq ft, $112.8m) and four in Winnipeg (160,000 sq ft, $24m), from undisclosed vendors, growing its total portfolio to 122 properties and $1.2 billion in assets.
Crown Realty Partners sold the Carling Executive Centre, a three-building, 290,000 sq ft Ottawa office portfolio (90% leased, up from 75% at acquisition seven years ago), to Montreal-based Brasswater for $53 million, marking Brasswater's entry to the Ottawa market; Crown retains the property management and leasing mandate.
Proceeds used to repay the Trust's revolving credit facility and its maturing 3.968% Series E debentures.
Replaces $77.3M of maturing mortgages carrying a 2.88% weighted average rate; disclosed as a subsequent event in the REIT's 2025 results.
Second CIB Building Retrofits Initiative loan to Dream Industrial (first was 2022).
Canada's labour market rebound supports commercial real estate stability, with the economy adding 88,000 jobs in May, the largest monthly gain since late 2024.
The Bank of Canada held the overnight rate at 2.25 per cent; a higher-for-longer rate environment is curbing commercial real estate investment momentum.
June 2026 brief: industrial demand is set to rise as a manufacturing recovery broadens, with output up 4.2 per cent month-over-month across most subsectors.
New condominium apartment sales in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area fell 60 percent in 2025 to just 1,599 units, the lowest annual total since 1991. A record 28 active condo projects totalling 7,243 units were cancelled during the year.