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Inside the bulk condo buying boom in Canada's largest markets
Inside the bulk condo buying boom in Canada
While Toronto's condo market posted its first sales gain in three years in Q2, a lot of that was attributed to investment groups buying units in bulk. The standing developer-held inventory also hit a record 5,001 units.
Leston Holdings buys Edmonton’s Pinnacle Tower for $61M
The 26-storey Jasper Ave. apartment building, which has 249 residential suites and 25,000 square feet of ground-level retail space, has been acquired by Edmonton-based real estate and development company Leston Holdings for $61 million.
B.C. project featuring a surf park breaks ground
The South Britannia development will now include 900 homes, 100 rental units, retail space, tourist accommodations, outdoor sports amenities, 320 acres of greenspace and the crown jewel: a six-acre man-made surf park, the first of its kind in Canada.
 | CRE Talks Indigenous Rights meet real estateAdam JacobsSenior National Director, Research, Colliers Canada |
B.C. logistics firm 18 Wheels grows its western footprint
18 Wheels Warehousing and Trucking is a major driver of logistics space adjacent to the Port of Vancouver. Its latest additions include 210,000 square feet in Delta and 200,000 square feet north of Calgary in Rocky View County.
Inside Montreal’s thriving defence industry ecosystem
It was not by chance the federal government chose Montreal as the venue to unveil Canada’s ambitious new defence industrial strategy. A vast network of Quebec firms, research facilities and suppliers stand to benefit from Canada’s boost in military spending.
 | Trez Capital The next data reset: Why demographics may become Canada’s most important CRE signal in 2027Demographics drive real estate demand, yet Canada’s market often operates with years-old population data. As investment, lending and development decisions become increasingly precise, Statistics Canada’s 2026 Census may prove to be one of the most important CRE indicators shaping decisions. Sponsored by: Trez Capital |
68,000-sq.-ft. T&T opening in former Bay space in Markham
The former Hudson’s Bay store at a Markham mall will soon be home to a massive new Asian supermarket. Canada’s largest Asian grocery chain, T&T, announced it will relocate its Unionville, Ont., store to CF Markville mall.
Toronto developers seek 1,246 homes on employment lands
Bilnia Investments and Jushro Developments are seeking a standalone Official Plan Amendment for a 2.3-hectare former industrial property in Toronto’s Junction-Wallace Emerson neighbourhood. The application seeks to replace the Core Employment Areas designation with Mixed Use Areas.
New Toronto rentals fail to ease lower-end supply crunch
A massive influx of rental apartments has arrived in Toronto over the last few years, but two recent reports raise questions over whether this supply is actually creating more affordability throughout the rental market.
Luxury Toronto condo targets buyers, not investors
Luxury condo project 1 Marlborough, developed by Devron Developments and Dorsay Development Corp., is slated to break ground in Toronto’s Rosedale neighbourhood. Prices for the units start in the high $3-million range and reach roughly $30 million.
26-storey condo tower proposed near Oakridge Park
A proposal for a new condo tower in the Oakridge neighbourhood of Vancouver is now in the pipeline, according to a new rezoning application published by the city last week.
Major B.C. transmission line aimed at powering northwest
Construction is underway on a major electricity transmission project in northern B.C. that the federal and provincial governments say will inject billions into the provincial economy and drive new industrial development.
Amid a sell-off, Canadian bonds are 'well-behaved'
A recent global bond sell-off, which has significantly increased long-term U.S. government borrowing costs, hasn’t left Canada unscathed. That’s to be expected: U.S. and Canadian bonds tend to trade in close correlation with each other.
Developers building in U.S. navigating the trade war
American dvelopers are navigating a difficult construction environment that has slowed building across the United States, one marked by rising material costs linked to tariffs, as well as fluctuating oil prices and a tight labour market.
Blue Owl reportedly planning data centre REIT
The New York-based firm plans to take the REIT public, seeding it with approximately US$6.5B of its own data centre assets, according to Bloomberg. A slew of data centre-focused initial public offerings have been announced in recent months.
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