Toronto's Smart City Could Bring Better Living Through Technology
Sidewalk Labs' winning proposal for a smart city on Toronto's waterfront reads a little like extremely detailed science fiction.
At almost 200 pages, the document conceives of all aspects of living, working and playing in a high-tech community of a not-so-distant Toronto. While the ideas are firmly based in existing concepts and infrastructure, the sheer ambition of it looks…
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Downtown Calgary's office market recorded its first quarter of positive tenant demand in three years, according to CBRE's Canada Q3 2017 Quarterly Report.
The report says Calgary's downtown core had 113K SF of positive absorption, dropping the office vacancy rate by 30…
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Office Condos Gain Popularity In Toronto's Supply-Strapped Office Market
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Toronto's transformation into a global city and mecca for tech companies has not been without growing pains.
Commercial rental rates continue to rise and vacancy rates are hovering at a record low of 3%, according to Cushman & Wakefield. With…
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McMaster Opens 'Living Laboratory Of Sustainability'
A new engineering building at McMaster University will function as both a learning and research facility and a “living laboratory of sustainability”.
Designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects, the Gerald Hatch Centre For Engineering Experiential Learning incorporates the building's heating and…
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This WeWork Deal Could Breathe New Life Into Struggling Department Stores
A major partnership between co-working giant WeWork, private equity firm Rhône Capital and department store owner Hudson's Bay Co. could offer a formula to cure ailing retailers' woes.
Like many retailers, Hudson's Bay has been struggling to stay afloat amid the shifting retail landscape, but this deal could prove beneficial. WeWork and HBC agreed to a landmark deal that included the sale of Lord & Taylor's Manhattan flagship for $850M to a joint venture of…
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