After 355 years in business, Canada’s oldest department store, Hudson’s Bay Company, has officially closed all its stores.

Union Park is set to become one of Toronto’s largest mixed-use developments, introducing 4.3 million square feet of new office, residential, retail, and public space to the city’s downtown core.

As cities evolve, so do the spaces within them. In 2025, redevelopment is proving to be one of the most strategic pathways for commercial real estate (CRE) growth…

Rising in Toronto’s Entertainment District, 111 Peter Street is set to become a bold 52-storey mixed-use development, with the addition of 43 stories atop an existing 9-storey office building.

In an era where commercial real estate is no longer just about location and square footage, public art is emerging as a powerful tool to enhance property value, attract tenants, and engage communities…

Hilton, a leading global hospitality company, is accelerating its growth in Canada with plans to exceed 200 hotels this year.

In today’s data-driven economy, commercial real estate professionals are increasingly turning to predictive analytics to make more informed leasing decisions…

Reside on Richmond, by Originate Developments and Harlo Capital, is a 33-storey mixed-use building in Toronto’s Fashion District.

As workplace culture continues to evolve, so too does the concept of the office itself…

Toronto remains committed to expanding and diversifying its housing opportunities, with City Council approving 18 new development projects during its April 2025 meeting.

2444 Eglinton is set to transform city-owned land into a vibrant multi-tower community near a central Scarborough transit hub…

As the commercial real estate industry moves toward a more sustainable future, attention is shifting toward the vast inventory of older buildings that dominate many urban landscapes…

As commercial spaces evolve to meet the expectations of modern tenants, visitors, and employees, design philosophies are also shifting to prioritize wellness and sustainability…

On Tuesday, April 22^nd, Tridel was officially approved as the development, construction, and sales manager of Canada’s First Supertall Tower, One Bloor West, formerly The One.

60 Yonge Street is a proposed 65-storey mixed-use tower in Toronto’s Financial District.

Global disruptions in recent years, from pandemics and geopolitical tensions to natural disasters, have revealed critical vulnerabilities in traditional supply chain models…

In the fast-paced commercial real estate (CRE) world, lease management is crucial in ensuring operational efficiency and profitability…

Altus Group’s latest Canadian Investment Trends Survey (ITS) reveals Vancouver, Halifax, and Edmonton as the top three preferred markets among investors in the first quarter of 2025.

38 Walmer Road, a striking new development is set to rise above a 19th century church in The Annex, one of Toronto’s most dynamic and vibrant neighbourhoods.

The commercial real estate (CRE) sector continues to evolve in 2025, but a widespread labour shortage remains a significant challenge…