In November, the National Housing Day breakfast and panel brought together interested parties across the Greater Toronto Area to discuss strategies for engaging with the private sector to build affordable housing. As host, Toronto Real Estate Board president Mark McLean welcomed more than 80 attendees. [banner] “Through discussions at these events, I believe we’re undertaking [...]
Industry veteran Teresa Spataro has joined RKF, an independent real estate firm specializing in retail leasing, investment sales and consulting services, as a senior vice president in the firm’s Toronto office. Spataro, who will focus primarily on landlord representation assignments in the Greater Toronto area and Canada, brings more than 35 years of experience in [...]
Bruce Armstrong has joined Avison Young in its global headquarters in downtown Toronto. He joins the company as a senior vice president and will focus on tenant representation and negotiating office leasing transactions. For the past six years, Armstrong served as vice president of office leasing for Cushman & Wakefield in Toronto. Armstrong brings 33 [...]
If you want the prestige of renting the most expensive office space in your province, it will cost $ 41 per square foot more to do it in Toronto than in Quebec City. JLL’s Most Expensive Streets for Office Space report ranks Canadian cities by their highest office asking rents. Landing in the top three [...]
From left, JLL’s Chad Gemmell, Ontario Finance Minister Charles Sousa and JLL’s Amar Nijar. JLL recently announced the formation of the Commercial Real Estate Lenders Association (CRELA) at its inaugural round table, hosted by the firm’s downtown Toronto office and featuring Ontario Finance Minister Charles Sousa as the keynote speaker. “This event has been the [...]
With less than one week to go before Toronto voters select a new City Council, Toronto’s REALTORS® continued to raise concerns about the Toronto Land Transfer Tax with Mayoral candidates at TREB’s Annual General Meeting. TREB News: PUBLIC
According to a new survey by Ipsos Reid, 82 per cent of Canadians are now buying everything from furniture to cosmetics online, spending $ 954 each year in doing so. TREB News: PUBLIC