Tyler Choi

Mississauga

Journalist at BiometricUpdate.com

Business Editor at Sustainable Biz Canada

Journalism Student. Interest in geopolitics and environment. Always looking to write.

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Articles

Land values, development and distress in an uncertain economy

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.
AIMCo appoints Sandra Lau to board of directors

2 days ago | renx.ca | Naama Blonder |Tyler Choi |Steve McLean

AIMCo appoints Sandra Lau to board of directors Sandra Lau has been appointed to the AIMCo board of directors. (Courtesy AIMCo)Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo) has appointed Sandra Lau to its board of directors for a three-year term. The board is being rebuilt after a management purge by the Alberta government last year.
RBC partners with CT REIT on decarbonizing leased retail locations

1 week ago | sustainablebiz.ca | Tyler Choi

RBC (RY-T) will be working with CT REIT to reduce carbon emissions and waste from the Canadian retail branch spaces it leases from the Toronto-based land owner. The two companies will collaborate on sustainability lease clauses and sharing data about environmental metrics, as laid out in a memorandum of understanding. The agreement will also focus on transitioning RBC-leased spaces away from fossil fuel-powered heating equipment to those that run on electricity.
B.C.'s first all-electric hospital to balance sustainability and size

1 week ago | sustainablebiz.ca | Tyler Choi

A hospital in Duncan, B.C. being built to replace an older care facility will not only have triple the number of beds, but represent a significant upgrade on sustainability. The Cowichan District Hospital Replacement Project, which is supplanting a hospital on Vancouver Island opened in 1967, will be British Columbia’s first all-electric hospital.
Nearly 1/3 of Canadians nearing retirement still have mortgage debt: Royal LePage

1 week ago | renxhomes.ca | Tyler Choi |Steve McLean

Nearly 1/3 of Canadians nearing retirement still have mortgage debt: Royal LePage Realtor sees figure rise in recent years, but 'burning your mortgage' before retiring may not be as critical as in past Business editor Phil Soper, president and CEO of Royal LePage. (Courtesy Royal LePage)Almost three-in-10 Canadians planning to retire during the next two years expect to still be paying off their mortgages, according to a Royal LePage survey.
'Price correction' hits Ontario, B.C. housing markets in April

1 week ago | renxhomes.ca | Tyler Choi |Steve McLean

'Price correction' hits Ontario, B.C. housing markets in April Home price indices show sustained decreases over past several months, particularly in the priciest markets Business editor The average home price across Canada continued to decrease in April as economic concerns were high, particularly impacting the priciest markets in Toronto and Vancouver.
Population growth has slowed, but new housing has crashed: Zonda

1 week ago | renxhomes.ca | Tyler Choi |Steve McLean

Zonda Urban advisory vice-president Jasmine Young speaks at the firm's event in Toronto to release and discuss housing trends in the region, and across Canada. (Steve McLean RENX)Canada's population growth is slowing, but it’s still far outpacing housing completions, which remains a big challenge for governments, developers and people looking for a place to live.
Waddell's Eclipse offers family-sized townhomes in Mont-Tremblant

2 weeks ago | renxhomes.ca | Tyler Choi |Steve McLean

Waddell's Eclipse offers family-sized townhomes in Mont-Tremblant 37 new homes of four or five bedrooms start from $2.3 million in popular Quebec resort town Business editor The Eclipse townhome project by Waddell Construction is geared toward families and remote workers, with a large floor space and four or five bedrooms as standout attributes. (Courtesy Sid Lee)Meeting high demand for housing to support families and remote work in the resort town of Mont-Tremblant, Que.
Mosaic Homes begins final stage of B.C.'s Lynn Valley community

2 weeks ago | renxhomes.ca | Tyler Choi |John Dujay |Barbara Lawlor

Trailside at Lynn is a 61-unit condo building to be constructed in North Vancouver by Mosaic Homes. (Courtesy Mosaic Homes)The final stage of Mosaic Homes' Lynn Valley community in North Vancouver — a 10-year development project — will break ground this summer. Trailside at Lynn is a five-storey, strata condo building containing 61 homes which will soon be under construction. It is set for completion in two years.
What Canadians want in a home

3 weeks ago | renxhomes.ca | Benjy Katchen |Barbara Lawlor |John Dujay |Tyler Choi

Canadian homebuyers are navigating a complex real estate landscape. Amid trade war uncertainty and economic unease, many are trying to balance homebuying aspirations with affordability challenges. Yet, despite rising housing costs and tariff fears, the desire for single-family homes remains strong. According to Wahi’s What Homeseekers Want survey, 61 per cent of respondents prefer single-family residences over condos or apartments (24 per cent).