Proposed cuts to CBC could empty office properties across country
Conservative Party's plan to scale back public broadcaster's budget would be felt in cities large and small
Dozens of office properties occupied by the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. in the 10 provinces and three territories of Canada could go vacant after the federal election if the Conser...
Future Electronics set to move to new Montreal-area location
Company plans to vacate building owned by co-founder Robert Miller
Future Electronics is set to move from its longtime home in Pointe-Claire near Montreal to a suburb after agreeing to a sizable lease.
Dollarama to purchase Australia's largest discount store chain
Montreal-based retailer makes cash bid to buy The Reject Shop
Dollarama aims to go Down Under, as the Canadian retailer struck an agreement to purchase The Reject Shop, Australia’s largest discount retail chain with 390 retail outlets.
Jump in sales helps handful of Hudson's Bay locations stave off liquidation
Six total outlets in Toronto and Montreal to remain as chain bankruptcy sell-off continues
Three stores in each of Canada’s two biggest cities are the only outlets of the 96 operated by the Hudson’s Bay chain to avoid closing after a court granted the retailer's request ...
Firm Capital strikes deal to sell stake in Montreal-area warehouse
Transaction set to close amid softening conditions in country's industrial market
Firm Capital Property Trust says it's parting ways with a warehouse near Montreal as the real estate firm agreed to sell its 50% interest in a warehouse that saw its anchor tenant ...
Newfoundland hotel owners want to fill more rooms with tourists
Additional direct flights from inside and outside of Canada will help, owners and officials say
Newfoundland hotel rooms aren't jammed with tourists coming to enjoy unique local customs and appreciate the whales, seabirds, icebergs and stunning natural landscapes, but they sh...
Apartment portfolio sale confirms 2024 as the year of multifamily in the Calgary market
Sale/Acquisition of the Year for Calgary
It can be challenging to find an apartment in Calgary, and the same applies to purchasing a multifamily residential property in the city that is both Alberta's largest and Canada's...
Hines' Two Park Central adds new level of luxury residences, amenities in downtown Calgary
Multifamily Development of the Year for Calgary
Global developer Hines sought to provide a new level of luxurious living and lifestyle amenities in its new Calgary apartment tower as well as ample communal activity at its new 40...
Transformative housing project in Canmore to provide thousands of homes in Calgary's west foothills
Commercial Development of the Year for Calgary
A major housing project set to build homes on a site near Canmore, Alberta, has been inching ahead near the scenic Three Sisters Mountains thanks to the perseverance of a group of ...
Intermodal transportation network, population growth convince Home Depot to expand in Edmonton
Commercial Development of the Year for Edmonton
Continuing its Canadian expansion, The Home Depot was looking to expand its storage space needed to stock the shelves of the massive home improvement chain's 11 stores that serve 1...
Bartlett Group selects Edmonton for new metal works operation serving North America
Lease of the Year for Edmonton
When Bartlett Group sought the best location to launch its first custom metal production facility in Canada, company executives had a vast choice of options but quickly zeroed in o...
Montreal investor's purchase in West Edmonton reveals market's investment potential
Sale/Acquisition of the Year for Edmonton
Ferrovia Capital's purchase of the Village at the Hamptons, a decade-old apartment complex in Edmonton, was one of the city’s largest real estate deals of the year.
Music school singing different tune after quick action finds much-better location
Lease of the Year for Calgary
News of the impending demolition of their longtime facility proved to be anything but music to the ears of the administrators of the Chinook School of Music, which forced them to s...
Canadian federal election next month to involve debate over real estate, taxation issues
Short campaign comes as tariff talk with US dominates political discussion
Canadians are set to go to the polls on April 28 as Prime Minister Mark Carney, a former chairman of major real estate investor Brookfield Asset Management, looks to lead the Liber...
Year of disasters expected to cost Canada's property insurance buyers
2024 costliest ever for claims payouts due to four major disasters in August, data firm says
The wrath caused last year by fires, floods and hurricanes is expected to push property insurance bills higher in Canada, after four natural disasters over a 24-day span in August ...
New condo project set for Devimco's Solar Uniquartier district outside Montreal
Firm CEO Laurent Messier sees increase in buyers following interest rate cuts
As the winter snow and ice recede, one large Canadian condo builder says he sees green shoots emerging in the Montreal condo market because of lower interest rates.
Shopping centre owners pledge land in Laval for future Metro stations
Plans for line extension fluid but developer support 'is significant,' city says
Six commercial property owners say they will offer portions of their lands in Laval if a proposal to build metro stations on the sites advances.
RioCan confident it could backfill Hudson's Bay spaces if necessary
CEO says REIT prepared to take legal steps to protect investment
RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust says it's disappointed Hudson's Bay Co. plans to liquidate its business, but Canada's oldest REIT is prepared to take legal action against the r...
Builders unveiled for second phase of Taza project west of Calgary
Brookfield Properties, Crystal Creek, Homes by Avi to build 6,500 homes at massive project
Taza Park, the second stage of an ambitious mixed-use project west of downtown Calgary, is moving forward after the development partnership of the Tsuut’ina Nation and Montreal-bas...
Hudson's Bay set to liquidate business, close stores across Canada
Landlords prepare to backfill spaces as chances of HBC's survival deemed 'grim' by TD Securities
Hudson's Bay said it has failed to raise adequate financing needed to restructure its retail operations, increasing the likelihood it will close all of its 80 stores, plus another ...