STOREYS Joins SiteMedia, Elevating Canadian RE Coverage

New year, same STOREYS — but better.

STOREYS is excited to announce the company has been acquired by SiteMedia; a move that reflects both where the Canadian real estate industry is today, and where it's headed next.

Real estate is operating in an increasingly interconnected environment. Decisions are shaped not only by markets and policy, but by development timelines, construction realities, infrastructure investment, and long-term planning. This means that for today's (and tomorrow's) industry leaders, context matters more than ever.

Joining the SiteMedia portfolio allows STOREYS to expand that context, bringing real estate coverage into closer conversation with the broader forces shaping Canada's built environment. At the same time it remains anchored in the quality reporting, market intelligence, and in-depth analysis our readers know us for.

As STOREYS celebrates its 10-year anniversary in 2026, the months ahead will bring expanded reporting, enhanced digital media and data offerings, new events, and exclusive industry groups and communities. All of it will be built on the editorial foundation that has defined STOREYS since day one.

Alongside this evolution, there's also plenty that won't be changing: STOREYS remains committed to original reporting, thoughtful analysis, and stories that matter to those working within (and interested in) Canada’s housing, development, and investment landscape.

With the same voice, commitment, and focus, STOREYS remains STOREYS — now with more to offer than ever before.

The acquisition follows the recent merger of SiteNews and Actual Media, marking the launch of SiteMedia as Canada’s industrial, construction, and — now with STOREYS — real estate media leader. With seven publications, nearly 60,000 executive subscribers, and a national roster of 25+ events, SiteMedia provides the scale and support that allows STOREYS to continue doing what it does best.

STOREYS is deeply proud of the last decade — and is firmly focused on what's ahead for the Canadian real estate market.

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STOREYS Joins SiteMedia, Elevating Canadian Real Estate Coverage

With the same voice, commitment, and focus, STOREYS remains STOREYS — now with more to offer than ever before as we join the SiteMedia fold.

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"While headlines fixate on condo weakness and stalled launches, a different kind of real estate boom is already underway in Toronto neighbourhoods."

After a period of strategic review, STOREYS is gearing up for its 10-year anniversary with new initiatives, team updates, and a forward-looking editorial focus.