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Survive ‘til 25 – Is The Phrase Still Relevant?
Interest rates and construction inflation have beaten down the commercial real estate industry in Canada. This phrase, “Survive ‘til 25” is heard in industry circles
How Real Estate Investors Can Benefit from the Canadian Hotel Industry’s Growth in 2024
The Canadian hotel industry has shown remarkable resilience and recovery in 2023, surpassing the pre-pandemic levels of performance in terms of occupancy, average daily rate
Canada’s Hospitality Outlook 2024-2025: Navigating Opportunities in a Dynamic Market
We recently attended the CoStar Hospitality Outlook webinar and what follows are the main points we took away. As we step into the heart of
How to Survive and Thrive in a Downturn
The virus outbreak has made things very hard for people who work with buildings. They don’t know what will happen next, they have less money,
How Suburban Retail is Thriving After the Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way people live, work and shop. Many urban dwellers have moved to the suburbs, seeking more space, affordability and
How converting office towers into housing could transform the GTA
The pandemic has altered our work and life patterns, and has also opened up a chance to reconsider the function of office skyscrapers in our
How a 15-Minute Neighbourhood Can Benefit the Greater Toronto Area
Is the 15 minute neighbourhood an alternative to transit oriented development or an enhancement to quality of life in the GTA?
The 15-minute neighbourhood can be a solution for the GTA, by transforming it into a more livable, resilient, and prosperous region. The GTA already has some examples of 15-minute neighbourhoods, such as the Distillery District, Kensington Market, and Liberty Village, where residents can enjoy a variety of amenities and services within walking distance. However, there is still a lot of room for improvement, as many neighbourhoods lack the diversity, density, and connectivity that are essential for the 15-minute concept.
Unlocking Success: The Untold Power of a Liquor Licence for Your Toronto Restaurant Space
How a Liquor Licence Can Affect Your Restaurant Rent in Toronto If you are the landlord of a restaurant space in Toronto, you know how
MAY 2023 Retail Industry Quarterly Report
The average cap rate in the Greater Golden Horseshoe is staying strong at 5%. The average price/sq. ft is $270, with the higher end hitting
MAY 2022 Retail Industry Quarterly Report
For the Greater Golden Horseshoe region, vacancy rates are at an average 2.1%. In the 427/Bloor/Islington corridor and Oakville, there are higher vacancy rates, with
Value-Add VS Opportunistic Retail Property Investment
There are three categories of real estate investment assets that are preferred by an investment group depending upon their objectives, or the objectives of the particular fund they are managing, and these are known as, Core, Value-Add and Opportunistic.
How Grocers Are Facing The New Post Pandemic Landscape
Last year we all became experts at navigating ecommerce sites to get the things we needed delivered to our doorstep. If you hadn’t been accustomed to checkout carts and delivery terms and schedules pre-covid certainly you now are. Restaurants were closed for dine in and take-out required pre-planning, was expensive and sometimes not nearly to the quality we would have enjoyed in the restaurant dining room. The focus shifted to cooking at home and we needed more groceries than ever before.
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