Real Estate Report

​The City of Coquitlam is now holding public engagement on its proposed land use plan for Burquitlam and Lougheed Station, as well as southwest shoulder and corridor areas.

The Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB) previously projected over 26,000 sales in 2025, but is now cutting that projection to around 23,000.

The Metro Vancouver presale market is tempered, but developers want to carry on with their projects, so are thus pivoting to rentals.

For the past three years, the Province has held its rent cap steady at 2.5%.

After hitting a nearly 25-year high in May, active listings in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) only grew over the course of June, according to the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board's (TRREB), as tariff-related economic uncertainty continued to win out over improved affordability.With many stil

​In combination with self-service submissions and an expanded engineers seal program, the move is meant to crunch timelines and get more missing middle housing built across the city.

The Shangri-La Vancouver is located within a 62-storey tower developed by Westbank and Peterson and is set to be rebranded as a Park Hyatt in 2026.

​The new Rupert and Renfrew Station Area Plan has been in the works since late-2021 and is set to be approved by Vancouver City Council on July 8.

​Home sales in Greater Vancouver are still down, but started to regain footing in June, according to Greater Vancouver Realtors.

Truman and Louson are now developing a total of three hotels — the W Calgary, JW Marriott Calgary, and Autograph Collection Hotel — in Calgary's Culture + Entertainment District.

Tenant demand is falling, driving down commercial property values even as investor activity shows signs of recovery.

Midwest multifamily markets like Chicago are seeing record rent growth and investor demand despite national real estate headwinds.

Houston real estate struggles with high vacancies as oil consolidation leaves office towers empty and outdated.

Fortress signals it may miss a key warehouse bonds refinancing deadline, risking higher interest costs on Amazon-leased properties.

Senate Republicans passed a sweeping tax and spending bill that preserves and expands several housing-related provisions.

Affordable housing is vanishing nationwide, but Rust Belt cities remain a rare refuge for budget-conscious homebuyers.

REITweek Insights 2025 highlight Sunbelt struggles, industrial delays, and early signs of a premium office recovery.

Young adults face economic challenges that are reshaping commercial real estate demand across housing, retail, and office sectors.

Rent growth slows in June as vacancies hit 7%, signaling softness in the multifamily market despite seasonal demand.

Multifamily permitting is rising in top US markets, suggesting a possible shift into the next multifamily development cycle.

Office leasing gains traction as San Francisco's government and Walmart ink the largest Bay Area deals in Q2 2025.

Lease time for Class A industrial space in the Northeast rises sharply, reflecting shifting demand and supply dynamics.

Section 8 cuts in Trump’s budget could displace 5,700 Long Island households reliant on rental assistance vouchers.

NYC rent-stabilized tenants face a new rent hike as political tensions and property financial issues intensify.

Hotel Laguna ownership fight could lead to fire-sale of $360M in California assets amid stalled bankruptcy proceedings.