Predicting Toronto's Workplace Of The Future
Predicting the future is a bit of a crapshoot. Technology zigs. Attitudes zag. Reality sets in. Remember when the office was on the way out as we moved toward total connectivity? What happened to that?
“Well, according to 'Back To The Future II,' we were supposed to have flying cars as well,” WiredScore North American Director of Business Development Phil Kanfer said. “Not everything goes according to plan. At the end of the day, most…
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Industrial Leasing In GTA Continues To Accelerate
Leasing activity in the GTA industrial market continued to accelerate in the third quarter, according to Avison Young's new Industrial Market Report, Greater Toronto Area.
Overall industrial availability rate across the market maintained positive momentum as it dropped quarter-over-quarter by…
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Sidewalk Labs Holds First Town Hall Meeting On Toronto Smart City
The principals behind Toronto's proposed waterfront smart city offered few details and lots of reassurances at its first public town hall.
“We've convinced ourselves the opportunity [in Toronto] is so significant, people are going to be excited,” Sidewalk Labs CEO…
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Vancouver Is North America's Least Affordable City To Own A Home, Toronto 13th
When it comes to owning a home, Toronto ranks 13th among North America's 50 least affordable cities, well behind list-topper Vancouver.
The International Housing Affordability Survey, released by Points2 Homes, applied each city's mean home sale price and divided it…
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Investors Take On More Risk As Real Estate Cycle Nears Record Run
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4 Factors That Could Threaten Industrial Real Estate's Winning Streak
U.S. industrial real estate fundamentals were strong this past year and are expected to continue their upward trajectory throughout the next 18 months.
A strong economy, plenty of investment properties and a slew of buyers have led to favorable market conditions while the rise of e-commerce and the push for same-day deliveries will continue to lead to exponential growth in industrial leasing activity across the country.
Though strong demand is expected to sustain leasing activity in the sector, RCM and the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors discovered a handful of potential risks that could negatively impact the sector. The two joined together to gather data by surveying a host of RCM principals and SIOR members, as well as conducting subsequent research.
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