Jin Han spent his childhood years between Seoul and Vancouver, and then moved to the east coast to complete a Bachelor of Commerce at the University of Toronto Mississauga. There, he specialized in finance with a major in economics and a minor in psychology due to […]
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Way back when, Toronto’s waterfront and core comprised heavy industrial factories and facilities, including the King West area located west of Spadina Avenue. That area’s largest trade was the rag trade – fashion and textiles. Eventually these industries moved out, but the area wasn’t zoned to […]
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Two Toronto experts joined the NAIOP Board of Directors at Commercial Real Estate Conference 2015 to provide a deep look into what’s happening in the booming region of Greater Toronto. George Carras, president of RealNet Canada Inc., and Colin Johnston, president, Research, Valuation & Advisory with […]
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The Toronto office market is being shaped by trends which have both near-term and long-term impacts. While economic indicators such as GDP and employment growth will always remain important demand drivers, these are largely cyclical forces. There are, however, secular forces at work which sometimes receive […]
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Toronto boasts the country’s largest condominium market and has seen extraordinary sales surges in the last year, says Global News, with the Toronto Real Estate Board describing suburban sales swelling by 25 percent and urban sales – in what locals call the “416 region” – spiking […]
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Signs of urbanization and new developments abound in Toronto – it’s the fourth largest city in North America and home to nearly 3 million. So what’s driving the demand for condo development and mixed-use projects? What does the future hold? In advance of the Commercial Real […]
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