Apps to book elevator rides, masks and staggered shifts: Toronto bankers get glimpse of new office normal
Cadillac Fairview, owner of TD Centre and RBC Centre, says office workers should brace for dramatic changes
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Watch'Mad scramble': Toronto restaurant sector sees flurry of dealmaking amid closures, struggles to pay rent
The turmoil has sparked a new flexibility in negotiating leases and in buying or selling restaurants that the sector has not seen in years -
WatchVancouver hosts virtual public hearing on proposed office tower
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WatchLoaded with cash, real estate investors wait for sellers to crack
Sellers are currently willing to concede discounts of around 5 per cent, while bidders are hoping for about 20 per cent off pre-pandemic prices -
Parker: City construction crews work on building the future
The Calgary Construction Association has been doing a great job ensuring crews have kept working during the COVID-19 pandemic, and they continue to change the face of the city. -
Some companies are killing the office for good — and it could transform the way we live
The pandemic has forced companies to make crisis decisions, and forced a lot of executives to see that remote working is a viable choice
Connectus Global's app aims to ensure safer return to work
Everyone agrees that it is imperative for businesses to have a safe, secure and efficient way to welcome back workers.
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Airbnb to lay off 1,900 employees: sources
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WatchReal estate will be in upheaval until 2022, one of Canada's biggest landlords says
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WatchFor commercial landlords and tenants, co-operation should trump contracts during crisis
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Edmonton commercial landlords concerned about feds' rent relief program
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WatchReopening the economy will require changes in behaviour, Ed Sonshine says
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WatchEdmonton pediatrician warns of service cuts thanks to changes to doctor billing
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Around Town Monday April 27 Janus Academy
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Retail REITs, especially mall owners, are getting hit hard as some tenants stop paying rent
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WatchIn Calgary, an epic real estate glut compounds the misery of a pandemic and oil crash
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WatchLandlords bracing for rent strikes across Canada as coronavirus kills daily-wage jobs
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WatchAs rent day arrives, landlords roll out ‘support’ plans — with some charging interest
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WatchCommercial rent delays could turn into abatements if crisis drags on, industry watchers say
'Never seen anything as catastrophic': Malls in Canada face massive hit as unpaid rent surges
In the country's enclosed regional malls — a category that includes Toronto's Eaton Centre — only 20 per cent to 25 per cent of tenants paid rent in April
Around Town Monday April 20 headversity
It is becoming increasingly tough for many faced with the mental, physical and financial impacts of COVID-19, including employers concerned about the well-being of their staff now and in the ...
David Parker Around Town: Oil City Press
Not too many businesses in this city can claim to be family owned and thriving with a fourth-generation relative working as a proud and busy member of the team.
Namastream connects companies with clients — from a distance
As many businesses suffer due to the pandemic, it’s good to hear of a Calgary company doing well and even prospering while helping others cope.
David Parker: Telus Convention Centre CEO offers shelter
Less than a month into his new appointment as president and CEO of the Calgary Telus Convention Centre (CTCC), Kurby Court has been subject to an avalanche of problems due ...
China’s property market is the quickest place on the planet to get rich
The frenzied market is adding billions to the coffers of a handful of real estate tycoonsRead the Full Story →
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Vancouver, Toronto and 3 other Canadian property markets still in 'red zone': CMHC
One of the major changes from the last quarter has been in Edmonton and Calgary. Both cities still score a "yellow" overall which is a moderate degree of market vulnerability ... -
WatchFrenzy around low-rise new homes in the GTA is over, but condo market still hot: builders
BILD says the market for new construction homes across the GTA picked up in September but it was primarily driven by sales of multi-family homes
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Ontario, B.C. consider registry for pre-construction condo sales amid CRA crackdown
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No tenant, no problem in Vancouver as new office towers break ground on speculation
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Sears’ real-estate exodus will hit the hardest in small-town Canada
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Canadian pension funds have amassed $188B in real estate assets. And they are hungry for more
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RioCan’s $2 billion sale raises question about future of retail properties, says confidential report
