Recession and heavy regulation weigh heavily on Calgary and as it’s redirecting more people to the city’s rental market
Market conditions in recent months have set the stage for heightened market competition
Majority of the population is getting priced out of the market
The sector’s strength is expected to last well into next year
All too often, amenity spaces are banal. However, a New York-based company is looking to change that using the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area as its Canadian springboard
Renters should also be able to enjoy access to supply along with long-term security
Construction on the $700-milliom development is set to begin by the end of 2019
Investment in Canada's commercial real estate sector has been strong all year and—especially in the cases of Toronto and Vancouver—should continue well through 2019
Prices and benchmark rates would spell even more trouble for this already struggling consumer sector
The rental initiative is a start in the government's drive to ensure better affordability in the region
Vancouver’s multifamily housing sector is experiencing a glut of inventory, but with low yields and high buy-ins, investors have taken a step back
Intervention is crucial in a market that has seen price declines solely in the luxury segment
Perkins Coie is pleased to announce that Devin P. McComb has joined the firm’s Seattle office as a partner in the Real Estate & Land Use practice
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