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Office

Trophy Office Assets Standing Out In More Ways Than One: Report

The bifurcation between trophy assets and the rest of the pack is not just seen in leasing activity, but also sales activity.

Industry

Experts On Canadian Housing: What You Missed At SiteSummit 2026

At SiteSummit 2026, three sessions dug into housing from very different angles: a market update, a materials-focused deep dive on mass timber, and a policy panel on what it'll actually take to make things move.

Under Construction

Expert: How Alberta Is Building Faster (And Ontario Could Learn From It)

"The solutions are on the table. Ontario just needs to embrace them — as Alberta has done. The challenge is finding the political will to act."

Taxes

Toronto Slashing DCs By Up To 60% As Ontario Municipalities Sit On Billions In Reserves

A Desjardins report suggests Ontario municipalities are accumulating DC revenues faster than they are spending them, putting a damper on housing construction and leaving governments to rethink how growth is funded.

ELM And Fiera Break Ground At 270 Sheppard West

In a market where rental projects routinely spend years in rezoning, moving from purchase to shovels in under five months is the point.

Renting

The 6 Key Takeaways From CMHC's 2026 Mid-Year Rental Market Update

There's more happening in the rental market than just rents dropping and vacancies rising.

Plans Filed For 40- And 45-Storey Residential, Film Studio In Toronto’s Port Lands

Plans from Tepfam Holdings are in keeping with the ongoing efforts to turn the Port Lands neighbourhood of Toronto into a buzzing community and housing hub.

Real Estate News

Ontario Brokerages Required To File Finances With RECO Starting This Fall

Starting October 1, 2026, every brokerage in the province will have to attest to and submit an annual financial filing to RECO.

Development Projects

Reserve, Westdale Properties Propose 61 Storeys In Mount Pleasant

Plans from Reserve and Westdale represent the third submission for the site since 2017, and the largest to date, with almost 900 new residential units proposed.

Real Estate News

Spring Market At Last? Canadian Home Sales Jumped 5.5% In May

Activity rose across most of the country but leaned heavily on Ontario, and the national average price climbed back above $700,000 for the first time in 23 months.

Development Projects

Toronto Rail Yards Would Bring 4,000 Homes To Downtown Rail Corridor

If built as proposed, Toronto Rail Yards would generate significant economic activity: project materials estimate up to 4,600 construction jobs and approximately $1.5 billion in labour income over the course of development.

Economy

Bank Of Canada Holds Interest Rate At 2.25%

Middle East conflict, elevated oil prices, and persistent trade uncertainty cloud the near-term outlook.

Transportation

From Muck To Material: The Second Life Of Transit Tunnels

Whether it becomes fill, restoration material, or even future building products, the muck excavated from today's transit projects is increasingly being treated as a resource with a second life of its own.

Development Projects

Ontario Invests $178M In Stalled Scarborough Junction Project By Republic, Harlo

Republic Developments and Harlo Capital listed the 26-acre site last year, but will now move forward with an investment from the Building Ontario Fund.

Other (Canada)

Trophy Office Assets Standing Out In More Ways Than One: Report

The bifurcation between trophy assets and the rest of the pack is not just seen in leasing activity, but also sales activity.

Experts On Canadian Housing: What You Missed At SiteSummit 2026

At SiteSummit 2026, three sessions dug into housing from very different angles: a market update, a materials-focused deep dive on mass timber, and a policy panel on what it'll actually take to make things move.

Expert: How Alberta Is Building Faster (And Ontario Could Learn From It)

"The solutions are on the table. Ontario just needs to embrace them — as Alberta has done. The challenge is finding the political will to act."

Toronto Slashing DCs By Up To 60% As Ontario Municipalities Sit On Billions In Reserves

A Desjardins report suggests Ontario municipalities are accumulating DC revenues faster than they are spending them, putting a damper on housing construction and leaving governments to rethink how growth is funded.

ELM And Fiera Break Ground At 270 Sheppard West

In a market where rental projects routinely spend years in rezoning, moving from purchase to shovels in under five months is the point.

The 6 Key Takeaways From CMHC's 2026 Mid-Year Rental Market Update

There's more happening in the rental market than just rents dropping and vacancies rising.

Plans Filed For 40- And 45-Storey Residential, Film Studio In Toronto’s Port Lands

Plans from Tepfam Holdings are in keeping with the ongoing efforts to turn the Port Lands neighbourhood of Toronto into a buzzing community and housing hub.

Ontario Brokerages Required To File Finances With RECO Starting This Fall

Starting October 1, 2026, every brokerage in the province will have to attest to and submit an annual financial filing to RECO.

Reserve, Westdale Properties Propose 61 Storeys In Mount Pleasant

Plans from Reserve and Westdale represent the third submission for the site since 2017, and the largest to date, with almost 900 new residential units proposed.

Spring Market At Last? Canadian Home Sales Jumped 5.5% In May

Activity rose across most of the country but leaned heavily on Ontario, and the national average price climbed back above $700,000 for the first time in 23 months.

Toronto Rail Yards Would Bring 4,000 Homes To Downtown Rail Corridor

If built as proposed, Toronto Rail Yards would generate significant economic activity: project materials estimate up to 4,600 construction jobs and approximately $1.5 billion in labour income over the course of development.

Bank Of Canada Holds Interest Rate At 2.25%

Middle East conflict, elevated oil prices, and persistent trade uncertainty cloud the near-term outlook.

From Muck To Material: The Second Life Of Transit Tunnels

Whether it becomes fill, restoration material, or even future building products, the muck excavated from today's transit projects is increasingly being treated as a resource with a second life of its own.

Ontario Invests $178M In Stalled Scarborough Junction Project By Republic, Harlo

Republic Developments and Harlo Capital listed the 26-acre site last year, but will now move forward with an investment from the Building Ontario Fund.

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​The bifurcation between trophy assets and the rest of the pack is not just seen in leasing activity, but also sales activity.

At SiteSummit 2026, three sessions dug into housing from very different angles: a market update, a materials-focused deep dive on mass timber, and a policy panel on what it'll actually take to make things move.

​"The solutions are on the table. Ontario just needs to embrace them — as Alberta has done. The challenge is finding the political will to act."

​A Desjardins report suggests Ontario municipalities are accumulating DC revenues faster than they are spending them, putting a damper on housing construction and leaving governments to rethink how growth is funded.

​In a market where rental projects routinely spend years in rezoning, moving from purchase to shovels in under five months is the point.

​There's more happening in the rental market than just rents dropping and vacancies rising.

Plans from Tepfam Holdings are in keeping with the ongoing efforts to turn the Port Lands neighbourhood of Toronto into a buzzing community and housing hub.

​Starting October 1, 2026, every brokerage in the province will have to attest to and submit an annual financial filing to RECO.

Plans from Reserve and Westdale represent the third submission for the site since 2017, and the largest to date, with almost 900 new residential units proposed.

​Activity rose across most of the country but leaned heavily on Ontario, and the national average price climbed back above $700,000 for the first time in 23 months.

​If built as proposed, Toronto Rail Yards would generate significant economic activity: project materials estimate up to 4,600 construction jobs and approximately $1.5 billion in labour income over the course of development.

Middle East conflict, elevated oil prices, and persistent trade uncertainty cloud the near-term outlook.

​Whether it becomes fill, restoration material, or even future building products, the muck excavated from today's transit projects is increasingly being treated as a resource with a second life of its own.

​Republic Developments and Harlo Capital listed the 26-acre site last year, but will now move forward with an investment from the Building Ontario Fund.

All rights reserved SiteMedia © 2026.

The bifurcation between trophy assets and the rest of the pack is not just seen in leasing activity, but also sales activity.

"The solutions are on the table. Ontario just needs to embrace them — as Alberta has done. The challenge is finding the political will to act."

A Desjardins report suggests Ontario municipalities are accumulating DC revenues faster than they are spending them, putting a damper on housing construction and leaving governments to rethink how growth is funded.

In a market where rental projects routinely spend years in rezoning, moving from purchase to shovels in under five months is the point.

There's more happening in the rental market than just rents dropping and vacancies rising.

Starting October 1, 2026, every brokerage in the province will have to attest to and submit an annual financial filing to RECO.

Activity rose across most of the country but leaned heavily on Ontario, and the national average price climbed back above $700,000 for the first time in 23 months.

If built as proposed, Toronto Rail Yards would generate significant economic activity: project materials estimate up to 4,600 construction jobs and approximately $1.5 billion in labour income over the course of development.

Whether it becomes fill, restoration material, or even future building products, the muck excavated from today's transit projects is increasingly being treated as a resource with a second life of its own.

Republic Developments and Harlo Capital listed the 26-acre site last year, but will now move forward with an investment from the Building Ontario Fund.