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Long courtship ends with Edgefront-Noble merger
Long courtship ends with Edgefront-Noble merger
It was appropriate Edgefront REIT and Nobel REIT announced their intended merger on February 14, a spot on the calendar better known as Valentine’s Day. Pending shareholder approval, the two trusts will merge to create Nexus REIT.
Dream’s numerous Saskatchewan projects becoming a reality
While Dream Office REIT has put nine buildings up for sale in Regina and Saskatoon, its parent company is moving forward with several major residential and mixed-use developments in both Saskatchewan cities.
New OAA president advocating for architects
John Stephenson has seen a lot in his more than 30 years as an architect and now, as the newly installed president of the Ontario Association of Architects (OAA), he wants to make sure that his vocation is defended and valued.
Milborne enjoys record year amidst Toronto condo boom
Milborne Group, the largest new condominium broker in Canada, has helped sell more than 100,000 units valued at more than $25 billion in more than 700 developments over the past 40 years.
Vancouver office market awaits Exchange Tower
The vacancy rate in Metro Vancouver’s office market crept down over the second half of 2016, marking a relatively robust demand for work space in both the downtown and suburban markets.
A fairer way to implement property assessments?
Last week, I took part in a stakeholders meeting with Ontario’s Municipal Property Assessment Corp. (MPAC) on how the process of determining, implementing and appealing a property’s assessment might be improved.
Six months ago: A more focused, disciplined Summit REIT
REITs come and go. What they rarely, if ever do, is come back around for a second iteration. That’s pretty much what Summit Industrial Income REIT (SMU.UN-T) has pulled off. The Brampton, Ont.-based trust has the same management team and the same investment strategy that it had a decade ago.
One year ago: Pressure on office market to continue: Sandy McNair
Changes in Canada’s office market will accelerate in 2016 and beyond, according to longtime real estate observer Sandy McNair. “We see the fragmentation accelerating, based on the users becoming more and more distinct and different,” said Altus Data Solutions’ data curator.
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| New CEO leads Lanesborough’s Alberta comeback Property Biz Canada, February 9, 2017 |
| Fortress adds SkyCity partner, sells Oakville land Property Biz Canada,February 9, 2017 |
| Miami developers woo underserviced Canadian condo buyers Property Biz Canada,February 9, 2017 |
| A fairer way to implement property assessments? Value: Weighed and Measured, February 9, 2017 |
| On ‘dealing with’ clients The Strategic Broker, February 9, 2017 |
| Best of Biz six months ago: Edmonton’s Scotia Place redeveloped by Morguard Property Biz Canada, February 9, 2017 |
| Best of Biz one year ago: REALpac/IPD index trumped by takeover talk Property Biz Canada, February 9, 2017 |
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