Category : Real Estate


Grand Cafe in Cambridge Closes After 23 Years

The Grand Cafe in downtown Cambridge, Ontario, has closed its doors after 23 years of operation, leaving the community with a bittersweet farewell. The cafe was a beloved local spot known for its cozy atmosphere and community connections.

Parkdale Rent Strike Brews Over Retroactive Increase

Tenants at 75 Spencer Ave in Toronto's Parkdale neighborhood are organizing a rent strike starting March 1, 2026, to protest a landlord's request for a retroactive rent increase, highlighting ongoing housing tensions in the city.

Elbow Model Provides Flexible Living for Large Households

Cedarglen Homes introduces the Elbow SSY 24 model, featuring up to four bedrooms on the second floor, a main floor bedroom, and a basement suite, designed to accommodate growing families and multi-generational living in Calgary's Seton community.

Canada's Industrial Real Estate Markets on Divergent Paths

Canada's industrial real estate markets are advancing unevenly, with some regions facing trade disruption impacts while others like Calgary show resilience with rising rents despite higher vacancies, according to Royal LePage's 2026 report.

200 New Housing Units Approved for CFB Greenwood

The Canadian government has approved the construction of 200 new residential housing units at CFB Greenwood in Nova Scotia, addressing military housing shortages and supporting local development.

EDC's Ottawa Headquarters Gets New Owner

The downtown Ottawa office building housing Export Development Canada at 150 Slater Street has been sold to a new owner, marking a significant shift in the city's commercial real estate landscape.

Housing Crisis Spreads Across Canada, CMHC Reports

Canada's housing affordability crisis has expanded beyond Toronto and Vancouver to include Ottawa, Montreal, and Halifax, with Edmonton remaining the only bright spot among major cities, according to CMHC's latest report.

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