Rising at the corner of Bay Street and Yorkville Avenue, The Pemberton is a landmark condominium development by Pemberton Group in the heart of Toronto’s Yorkville neighbourhood.

Explore what makes a commercial property future-ready and the priorities that will help owners and managers strengthen asset performance and remain competitive.

Edenbridge Kingsway is a mixed-use development by Tridel and First Capital located in one of Toronto's most desirable neighbourhoods.

Rising above a restored 19th century landmark, Cielo Condos is redefining Toronto’s skyline with a striking 34-storey mixed-use development in the heart of The Annex.

Summer brings a unique set of opportunities and challenges for retail and mixed-use properties…

The United Bldg. is North America’s tallest heritage retention development, redefining urban living in one of Toronto’s most prestigious neighbourhoods.

Spring’s end marks a pivotal moment for commercial properties across Ontario. From retail plazas to office towers, summer brings a consistent…

Yonge & Roselawn will introduce a new mixed-use community to Toronto’s Yonge-Eglinton neighbourhood, bringing together modern living, heritage preservation, strong connectivity, and a focus on sustainability.

Curb appeal is often associated with residential properties, but in commercial real estate (CRE), it plays an equally important, if not greater, role…

East Harbour 1B, designed by KPF for Cadillac Fairview, is the first office tower of Toronto’s East Harbour master plan.

Sustainability in commercial real estate has evolved far beyond meeting regulatory requirements…

1071 King Street West is a proposed 225,000 sq. ft. mixed-use development rising in Toronto’s Liberty Village.

Commercial real estate is being shaped by constant change. Shifting tenant expectations, evolving work patterns, and economic uncertainty…

5500 Dundas West is a proposed development that introduces two mixed-use buildings in Toronto’s Eatonville neighbourhood.

For much of the past decade, growth in commercial real estate was often defined by expansion, acquiring new assets, entering new markets, and increasing square footage.

55 Yonge is a proposed 68-storey residential and retail tower by H&R REIT in Toronto’s downtown core.

As 2026 unfolds, the commercial real estate (CRE) industry continues to adapt to shifting economic conditions, evolving tenant expectations, and rapid technological change…

355 Sherbourne, a 48-storey mixed-use building, is set to become a new landmark in Toronto's historic Cabbagetown neighbourhood.

With climate change leading to more frequent and severe weather events, commercial real estate (CRE) owners and developers are rethinking how properties are built…

As the way businesses operate continues to evolve, flexibility has become one of the most valuable features in commercial real estate…