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1 day ago | 
renx.ca | Steve McLean |Danny Kucharsky |Evan Duggan |Tyler Choi
CBRE's Casey Gallagher speaks during the land values presentation at the Land & Development conference in Toronto June 5. Other panel members were CoStar’s Carl Gomez; Avison Young’s Amy Erixon; Integral Strategic Real Estate’s Andrew Tong; and First National Financial LP’s Jeremy Wedgbury.
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2 weeks ago | 
realestatemagazine.ca | Danny Kucharsky
HonestDoor, the Edmonton-based proptech company and brokerage, is gearing up to launch a new AI-powered assistant this year. The tool, named Doora, promises to do everything from decoding property data and explaining market trends to guiding users through the buying and selling process, all in natural language. “We are launching it because for years we’ve wanted to make an AI push,” says HonestDoor founder and CEO Dan Belostotsky.
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3 weeks ago | 
renx.ca | Steve McLean |Jesse Fragale |Danny Kucharsky |Evan Duggan
NexLiving Communities president and CEO Stavro Stathonikos. (Courtesy NexLiving)NexLiving Communities' (NXLV-X) financial results are beginning to show the impacts of last year’s transformational Devcore deal, by which the firm essentially doubled its apartment portfolio, with its Q1 2025 filings this week reporting record revenues.
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3 weeks ago | 
renx.ca | Steve McLean |Danny Kucharsky |Derek Lobo |Mario Toneguzzi
Rogers Real Estate Development Limited and Urban Capital’s 81-storey M3 at M City in Mississauga. (Courtesy Arcadis)Super-tall residential towers — generally classified as those exceeding 300 metres or 70 storeys in height — are becoming more common in Toronto and around the world.
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1 month ago | 
renx.ca | Evan Duggan |Danny Kucharsky |Steve McLean
Byron Chard, president and CEO of Chard Development, at left, and Lilian Arishenkoff, senior vice-president, development with Wesbild. (Courtesy Chard, Wesbild)Perseverance is the mantra around the development community in B.C.'s Lower Mainland these days - as it is in many markets across Canada. Already not amused by high development charges from regional governments and facing sluggish demand for new housing and other property types, B.C. developers are anticipating more economic uncertainty.
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2 months ago | 
canadiangrocer.com | Danny Kucharsky
Tapping into a growing demand for Eastern European food, specialty grocer Starsky Fine Foods will invest about $7 million this year to double the size of one of its stores in Mississauga, Ont. By taking over a former Staples store next door and retrofitting the existing Starsky at 2040 Dundas St. E., the store will increase from 25,000 to 50,000 square feet, making it the three-store chain’s flagship outlet.
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2 months ago | 
renx.ca | Steve McLean |Mario Toneguzzi |Danny Kucharsky |CommercialRenx Homes
Wednesday’s 25 BPS cut to Canada’s overnight interest rate, to three per cent, is likely to help homebuyers but it won’t solve other barriers in the housing industry including construction costs and high development fees, industry observers said. Oakville rejects province’s plan for 11 towers near GO station Oakville council has given the province-led plan to build 11 highrises in the town's midtown area a thumbs down.
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2 months ago | 
renx.ca | Mario Toneguzzi |Steve McLean |John Dujay |Danny Kucharsky
A class-A office tower in downtown Calgary which has basically sat vacant since 2019 is getting new life with the renovation of its two lower floors and new leases bringing tenants to 10 of its 37 storeys. 801 Seventh, formerly known as the Nexen building, recently went through a large-scale revitalization to transform it into a state-of-the-art, contemporary office destination.
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2 months ago | 
renx.ca | Steve McLean |Mario Toneguzzi |John Dujay |Danny Kucharsky
96-room downtown hotel to be converted to Canada's first Marriott The Luxury Collection property Commercial Transactions Toronto / GTA Sunray Group has acquired downtown Toronto’s Bisha Hotel from Lifetime Developments and INK Entertainment Group for an undisclosed price and will convert it into the first Canadian location for Marriott’s The Luxury Collection brand.
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Feb 27, 2025 | 
renx.ca | Emma Caplan-Fisher |Danny Kucharsky |Don Wilcox
Burlington-based real estate investment firm Equiton has experienced remarkable growth since its inception in 2015, surpassing $1 billion in assets under management and expanding its portfolio across Canada. At the heart of this success is president, CFO and co-founder Helen Hurlbut. Her extensive career in real estate and finance has been instrumental in shaping the company's trajectory.
