Why did the Winnipegger cross at Portage and Main?
Because decades of sometimes acrimonious debate came to a rather anti-climactic end a month ago when the light turned green for pedestrians to get to the other side… and life went on.
Demand for experience drives most new store openings: JLL report
Shoppers continue to prioritize experience even in the face of macroeconomic uncertainty − dining, entertainment, and fitness & wellness services comprised 51% of new-store announcements this year, according to a new retail report from commercial real estate firm JLL.
Stiffer in-office mandates expected to bolster leasing
In Toronto and Vancouver office vacancy, and occupancy, might be about to turn the corner.
Canada’s Hotel Industry Sees Continued Growth in June 2025
Calgary emerged as a standout market, posting the highest growth across all key performance metrics.
Bank staff play musical chairs with desks as return-to-office orders squeeze space
Bank staff play musical chairs with desks as return-to-office orders squeeze space.
TD Bank tells staff to work from the office four days a week as of November as workers grapple with space shortages
TD Bank tells staff to work from the office four days a week as of November as workers grapple with space shortages
Hello, 127 Bannatyne
New Exchange District apartment tower opens doors to tenants, preps pair of restaurants.
Primaris launches Green Finance Framework for retail portfolio
Proceeds will support REIT’s projects to create greener shopping centres, invest in energy efficiency upgrades.
Even as office hours ramp up, downtown foot traffic is slow to rebound
Even as office hours ramp up, downtown foot traffic is slow to rebound
Youth Sports’ Billion-Dollar Building Boom Has Developers, Cities Playing Ball
Pro sports mean big money for commercial real estate, especially as increasingly elaborate mixed-use districts are established around stadiums.