Real Estate Report

One Beverly Hills will include a high-end Aman hotel and condos, plus designer retail shops and restaurants

Are the drivers of nearly 30 good years still present? Keith McLean takes a hard look at a favoured asset class

The home features direct access to the intercoastal, seven bathrooms, two half-bathrooms, four bedrooms and a boat lift.

The Hungarian American financier spent years collecting parcels to create a compound in a tony New York suburb

This isn't a small problem. Sep 14, 2025 India's millionaires are increasingly moving into isolated gated communities in the midst of the country's largest cities — a move with an unfortunate impact on their neighbors, The Economist reported. Popping up in Mumbai, Gurugram, and Bangalore, along with India's other most prominent cities, these communities consist of tall, bright towers boasting private parks and playgrounds, luxury pools, and valet services. They are guarded by locks and security

A mansion in Curbridge which used to belong to a Hampshire millionaire is still on the market, one year after it went up for sale.

Residents were confused to see notice that the sprawling ruin and eight-acre plot where it squats had been listed for sale on Rightmove for the princely sum of £100k.

Winnipeg and St. John’s are among the hottest housing markets, while Saskatoon is posting price increases despite relatively weak performance

The instability emanating from the U.S.—along with more favourable fundamentals—could be a tailwind for Canadian commercial real estate.

The global hunt for exclusive residential properties now extends far beyond the combative U.S., experts say

Real estate investment trusts are one way family offices gain exposure to a key asset class. Here's some perspective on how to do it right.

The city’s ‘build it and they will come’ mantra is at risk of backfiring

Robert McLister: Anyone who stuffed their FHSA with cash and threw it into equities has seen some of the strongest two-year returns in history

With the fall market underway, will the rate cut be the push buyers need to get off the sidelines?