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B.C.'s Upfield Capital expands into Alberta, buys logistics property
Upfield Capital expands into Alberta, buys logistics property
Attracted by what its leaders describe as an attractive business environment and economic opportunity, Upfield Capital has purchased an industrial site just outside of Edmonton that houses a Home Depot distribution centre and includes several acres of developable land.
First National completes $2.9-billion privatization deal
First National Financial Corp. has officially completed its $2.9-billion privatization deal, marking a major ownership shift for one of Canada’s largest non-bank mortgage lenders. The transaction was first announced in July.
Paused Metrolinx station throws lakeshore dev. into limbo
The proposed Park Lawn GO station was one part of a massive development planned for the former site of the Mr. Christie’s Cookie Factory on Lake Shore Boulevard West. Both the station and the development are now in limbo.
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Number of empty, unsold Metro Vancouver condos rises
The number of completed, empty and unsold condos and townhomes in Metro Vancouver continued to climb in Q3. But this trend could start to taper off as developers pull more projects off the market or convert them into rentals.
Vancouver vote leaves housing projects in doubt
Vancouver council’s decision not to create a municipally owned market housing corporation creates uncertainty for thousands of homes envisioned for city-owned lands. But Tuesday’s decision not to create the new entity does not kill the projects outright.
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Toronto’s skyline enters new chapter with One Bloor West
Toronto’s One Bloor West is moving forward after years of development turmoil and has already reached a significant milestone that signals a new chapter for high-rise development in Canada. It became Canada’s first supertall tower in June.
Nearly an entire Calgary street of homes is for sale for $6.5M
Nearly an entire street of homes in Calgary is for sale for $6.5 million. Nestled in the community of West Hillhurst, six residential lots at 2409 5 Ave. N.W. have been consolidated into one offering.
Victoria Press Building enters receivership with $41M owing
Just a few years after being restored and transformed by Merchant House Capital, the iconic Victoria Press Building has been placed under receivership, according to B.C. Supreme Court filings obtained by Western Investor.
Key numbers from Ottawa's big, final Lansdowne 2.0 report
On Nov. 7, the mayor of Ottawa is urging city council to press go on Lansdowne 2.0 and "finish the job" started nearly two decades ago. The project is now estimated to cost $418.8 million.
New hotel in Vancouver wears its giant heart on the wall
Vancouver’s newest hotel is located in the historic Chinatown district. The 10-storey Keefer House, at 123 Keefer St., offers 58 guest suites under a fully furnished, designer boutique apartment-hotel concept.
Vancouver police end probe into building inspectors
The Vancouver Police Department has concluded its investigation into allegations that City of Vancouver building inspectors were taking bribes and determined there was “insufficient evidence” of a criminal offence to recommend charges.
Ultrawealthy pour billions into private credit and real estate
The richest families in North America are quietly reshaping how they invest their money – trading the high-risk thrill of startups for the steady pull of private credit and property.
Real estate podcasts
Jeff Kennedy, Troika: Rising fast, staying grounded, People Who Perform
Jason Parravano, Plaza REIT: Why retail spaces are a great bet today, CRE Podcast
Jon Switzer & Amanda Lam, Impact: Where the smart money moves next, VCREP
Pension funds take the off-ramp from office landlord status
Historically, retirement funds have been major owners of New York City’s office buildings. But some of the city’s largest office deals this year have come from pension funds offloading those properties as the institutions reevaluate their portfolios.
Sonder seeks creditor deal to avoid bankruptcy
Sonder Holdings Inc., an online rental company that focuses on boutique apartments, is pursuing an out-of-court agreement with creditors in a last-ditch effort to avoid a bankruptcy filing. The San Franciso-based company was originally formed in Montreal.
More investors flocking to CRE secondaries in search of liquidity
Investors’ persistent inability to access their capital has boosted the popularity of the real estate secondaries market, helping these transactions move from a CRE niche play to a major source of cash for the industry.
Chinese real estate tycoon to build luxury Manhattan condos
Chinese property tycoon Zhang Xin, who built her fortune shaping China’s skylines with commercial development firm Soho China Ltd., is seeking to expand her bet on New York City real estate.
Industry Events
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Calgary Real Estate Forum
Oct 29 2025
BMO Centre Expansion, Stampede Grounds
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Atlantic Real Estate Forum
Nov 04 2025
Halifax Convention Centre
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Global Property Market
Dec 02 2025
Fairmont Royal York
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Toronto Real Estate Forum
Dec 03 2025
to Dec 04 2025
Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Toronto
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BUILDEX Vancouver
Feb 11 2026
to Feb 12 2026
Vancouver Convention Centre West, Vancouver
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