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Nolan Adkin, Adrian Fitz-Gerald and Shannon Sawicky have been named principals by commercial real estate services firm Avison Young. All three are based in based Ontario offices.
Toronto-based health care real estate investor and asset manager Northwest Healthcare Properties REIT has appointed Zachary Vaughan as its incoming CEO, effective July 2.
Crown Realty Partners has acquired 1111 and 1122 International Blvd., two class-A office properties in Burlington, Ont., from Fengate Real Estate for an undisclosed price.
Nesto Group was created just seven years ago but the tech-forward firm has already become a key player in the Canadian mortgage industry and just launched commercial mortgage origination activities in ...
In this episode of CRE Talks, Colliers' Tonya Lagrasta, global head of sustainability, and Erin O’Hearn, senior property manager, are joined by Matthew Shaw, head, accessible practice at the Rick ...
Oxford Properties Group and CT REIT (CRT-UN-T) are embarking on a “transformative investment” to renovate and retrofit Canadian Tire Corp.’s (CTC) head office in the Canada Square office complex in ...
The first panel discussion of the June 5 Land & Development conference in Toronto appropriately dealt with how land values have shifted and the potential for developing residential sites given ...
Scott Rasmussen, who has spent virtually all of his 17-year career in various aspects of the life and health sciences real estate sector, has been named president of Toronto-based MedSpace Canada.
The Greater Montreal Area (GMA) faces a scarcity of industrial land because a significant amount of the territory is zoned for agricultural uses or is considered as wetlands, concludes a report by ...
Amenities – so many options to choose from! The menu of amenities introduced by housing providers continues to grow each year, with every new offering more extravagant than the last.
For a long time in commercial real estate, retail tenant strategies were seen as the primary foundation to placemaking, following the thinking if you build it, it will come.
Groupe Mach will be redeveloping a site currently occupied by two shopping centres into a massive 5.8-million-square-foot mixed-use project in east Montreal that is expected to cost $3.5 billion.