Property Report

Canada’s lease rates for offices increasing, despite soaring vacancies

Hard-to-redevelop heritage buildings in Winnipeg get new leases on life

Turning a power plant site into an environmental showcase

Edge development in commercial, industrial sectors sees growth in small urban areas

Net zero by 2030? Companies are taking the pledge

Innovation driving transformation of retail

Restoring the threatened beauty of classic building interiors

Vancouver’s near zero vacancy forces out industrial business

Shopping-centre redesign: Should we even call it a mall any more?

Vancouver rental building developments get a facelift

Up in the old motel

Around The Bend: Office building anchors a waterfront community

Carleton’s new business school embodies intimacy and belonging

In Vancouver, ‘mega’ education centre sets the grade

Commercial real estate developers grapple to adapt climate-change measures

Who’s on top? What role floor numbers play in commercial tenant leasing

Drive-throughs an adjustment not a stampede, says developer

Can wood act as a magnet for talent as office life resumes?

After more than a decade of sitting empty, an industrial landmark prepares for its makeover

Marinas, mountains and other special-purpose real estate require ‘creativity’ to complete a sale

Thinking outside the glass box

Rapid transit and a walkable downtown in the works for Mississauga

Technology in construction sector is slow to grow, new report says

Getting closer to carbon-neutral: District systems share warmth and cooling

Amid grim times, Canadian hotel industry eyes recovery

Warehouses pursue zero-carbon design for a better box

From parkade to daycare

Demand for storage space in the cloud creates a land rush

Timber on the rise in B.C.

Creative retail knits new communities into the fabric of Toronto

Damage from COVID-19 eludes property insurance coverage

New Urbanism trend integrates sustainability and livable communities

Decluttering and new façades revitalize aging commercial buildings

The mall is dead. Long live the mall

Theatres have been busy with upgrades, but will audiences ever come back?