TORONTO, May 16, 2015 – Toronto has an amazing amount of nature for a big city, but you have to do a bit of digging. Take TRIUMPH’s Howard Park. The midrise development’s backyard is a tranquil, forest-like haven, and the condo-owned terraces not only provide shade, but are great to look at.
HAMILTON, ON, May 15, 2015 – COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL Report names Hamilton ‘anchor city’ for corporations looking to relocate outside of Toronto.
Hamilton, ON, May 14, 2015 – The ‘Steel City’ of Hamilton, reinvented as a home to leading Canadian healthcare advancements, world class education, research and development is now positioned as a newly-identified ‘Anchor City’ for future growth, according to a Report released by Colliers International Inc.
TORONTO, April 25, 2015 - Bigger doesn’t always mean better in Toronto’s real estate market. EDENSHAW HOMES and 45 CHARLES LTD’s Chaz Yorkville and ASPEN RIDGE HOMES’ Studio2 offer larger, lower floor units... a reasonable alternative to the building’s more luxurious penthouses.
VAUGHAN, ON - April 24, 2015 - LEMINE INVESTMENT GROUP and DEVRON DEVELOPMENTS team (including tcgpr) received BILD’s first ever “People’s Choice Award” at the association’s 2015 awards night for their first project, The Academy Condos in Scarborough, ON.
CALGARY, AB – April 23, 2015 – COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL Q1-2015 Capitalization Rate Report shows stable real estate markets in Canada – except in Alberta. Dropping oil prices are taking a…
TORONTO, April 23, 2015 – New apps like RENOMii will alleviate some of the sticker shock when homeowners undergo renovations. Unforeseen costs, upgrades, materials and labour expenses can now all be approved, rejected and tracked at your fingertips.
Toronto, April 21, 2015 – The Colliers International Q1-2015 Report for the country’s largest marketplace shows continuing strength in downtown Toronto’s office market and continued demand for warehouse and distribution space to support growing Canadian exports.
Ottawa, ON, April 14, 2015, – The Colliers International Q1-2015 Report for the National Capital Region, shows Ottawa’s industrial markets in relatively healthy shape, with robust current and future leasing demands. The office market is beginning to show some signs of recovery, illustrated by a decrease in vacancies in a number of prominent Class A buildings.
