Toronto Commercial Real Estate News
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How CRE Developers Can Support Local Communities
Commercial real estate (CRE) plays a vital role in shaping cities and neighbourhoods, influencing the built environment and the well-being of the people who live and work here…
How 3D Printing is Impacting CRE Construction and Design
The commercial real estate (CRE) industry is transforming as innovation technologies redefine how properties are built, designed, and maintained…
Canada’s Recovering Office Market: What You Need to Know
The Canadian office market is experiencing a steady recovery with limited new construction, positive leasing momentum, and employee in-office mandates driving this shift.
Commercial Property: Radiator
Radiator, a proposed mixed-use community, is set to become a central hub in Toronto’s Parkdale neighbourhood.
The Role of Transportation Hubs in Shaping CRE Developments
Transportation hubs have long been catalysts for economic and urban development, but their influence on commercial real estate (CRE) is more pronounced than ever…
Why Green Certifications Matter for Commercial Properties
Sustainability is no longer just a trend; it has become a critical focus in commercial real estate (CRE)…
The Resurgence of Canada’s Hotel Industry
Following a significant downturn in 2020, the hotel industry shows signs of a strong recovery, outperforming most commercial real estate (CRE) sectors.
Commercial Property: 1140 Yonge
1140 Yonge is a proposed 10-storey mixed-use development in the heart of Toronto’s vibrant Summerhill neighbourhood…
The Future of Virtual Tours in Commercial Real Estate
Gone are the days when prospective clients needed to visit properties in person to make informed decisions…
What Tenants Want: Must-Have Commercial Property Amenities for 2025
As we enter 2025, commercial property tenants and occupants seek amenities that enhance convenience, productivity, and sustainability….
2025: A Promising Year for Canadian CRE
As we enter 2025, demographic shifts, interest rates, and economic conditions are creating new opportunities and a promising year for Canadian CRE.
Commercial Property: Alias
Alias, a striking 45-storey development by Madison Group, is redefining the southwest corner of Church Street and Richmond Street East in the heart of Old Toronto.
How AI is Revolutionizing Property Management
The commercial real estate (CRE) industry has seen significant technological advancements in recent years, and artificial intelligence (AI) stands at the forefront of this transformation…
Adapting Properties to the Hybrid Work Model
The hybrid work model, which combines remote and in-office work, has become a lasting trend in the post-pandemic world…
Emerging Opportunities in Canadian Real Estate for 2025
The PwC Canada and ULI's Emerging Trends in Real Estate report identifies key opportunities in the Canadian real estate market for 2025…
Commercial Property: Bayview Village Redevelopment
The Bayview Village Redevelopment project, by QuadReal Property Group, is set to redefine Toronto’s thriving uptown area…
How CRE Technology Solutions Can Drive Success
In the fast-evolving commercial real estate (CRE) industry, technology is no longer just an enhancement…
The Benefits of Energy-Efficient Upgrades for CRE Properties in 2025
As sustainability continues to shape the future of commercial real estate (CRE), energy-efficient upgrades are more than just environmentally conscious decisions…
The Impact of the Wellness Boom on Global CRE
Commercial real estate is being transformed as health and wellness continue to gain global momentum…
Commercial Property: Adagio
Adagio, a new luxury boutique condominium is designed to stand 26-storeys in the heart of Yorkville at 771 Yonge Street…