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Calgary’s popular Blues Can nightclub has opened its new location in the city’s northwest quadrant. The Blues Can relocated to 2002 16th Avenue N.W. from its former location in Inglewood. The Inglewood site is slated for mixed-use redevelopment that will include a retail and multi-residential components. The new Blues Can is situated on the northwest …
The University of Calgary’s School of Architecture, Planning, and Landscape (SAPL) has found a new home in the former Nexen office tower in the city’s core. Under a partnership between the city and U of C, the school will occupy 180,000 square feet of revitalized space in the 600,000-sf tower located at 801 Seventh Avenue …
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A B.C. retirement home owner, developer and operator is calling for federal party leaders to make purpose-built seniors housing development an election issue. In an interview with Connect CRE Canada, Tanya Snow, director of Bria Communities, said the asset type needs to get more attention from the candidates. Snow noted that purpose-built seniors housing faces …
The Bank of Canada is confronting a major challenge this week as U.S. tariffs and erratic trade policy complicate its interest-rate strategy, creating unprecedented uncertainty for economic forecasting. According to The Globe and Mail, the market is having a hard time predicting whether the central bank will hold its benchmark interest rate, or introduce another …
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Bit Digital has secured the rights to a new data centre development in the Montreal suburb of Saint-Jerome, Que., to support its high-performance computing operations. “This milestone represents continued momentum in our strategy to deliver purpose-built AI infrastructure at scale,” said Sam Tabar, CEO of Bit Digital. “Speed to market is a key differentiator in …
Automotive Properties REIT has completed the acquisition of a Rivian-tenanted electric truck dealership in Tampa for approximately US$13.5 million, inclusive of closing costs. The REIT announced the completion in a news release after unveiling the deal in its latest quarterly report. The 25,000-square-foot facility, located at 701 N. Dale Mabry Highway near Interstate 275 and …
Latest Maritimes Stories
Crombie REIT has entered into a joint-venture agreement with Montez Corporation to complete a commercial real estate development project in Halifax. The REIT said the deal marks a significant expansion of its multi-residential development initiatives in Halifax. The agreement includes the sale of a 50% stake in the Marlstone to Montez. The Marlstone is a …
Laundry and cleaning sheet manufacturer Dizolve has opened a new 72,000-square-foot facility in Moncton, N.B. Dizolve said the opening expands the company’s production capacity and reinforces its role as a leader in the sustainable cleaning sheet technology. The new plant will support the company’s growth while creating employment opportunities in Canada, Moncton-based Dizolve added. Dizolve, …
Latest Ontario Stories
Office vacancy in Ottawa continues to rise, despite growing expectations for workers to return to offices more frequently, according to a new Avison Young report. Vacancy rates have remained high even as the federal government workforce in the National Capital Region has grown by 22% over the past five years — to 282,000 from 231,000 …
Toronto was among only two North American markets that saw increased construction crane use in the first quarter of 2025. According to Rider Levett Bucknall’s latest 14-market crane index for North America, Toronto joined New York City as the only cities to record a rise in construction crane activity, even as seven other major urban …
Latest Pacific Canada Stories
A B.C. retirement home owner, developer and operator is calling for federal party leaders to make purpose-built seniors housing development an election issue. In an interview with Connect CRE Canada, Tanya Snow, director of Bria Communities, said the asset type needs to get more attention from the candidates. Snow noted that purpose-built seniors housing faces …
Crombie REIT has entered into a joint-venture agreement with Montez Corporation to complete a commercial real estate development project in Halifax. The REIT said the deal marks a significant expansion of its multi-residential development initiatives in Halifax. The agreement includes the sale of a 50% stake in the Marlstone to Montez. The Marlstone is a …
Latest Quebec Stories
Bit Digital has secured the rights to a new data centre development in the Montreal suburb of Saint-Jerome, Que., to support its high-performance computing operations. “This milestone represents continued momentum in our strategy to deliver purpose-built AI infrastructure at scale,” said Sam Tabar, CEO of Bit Digital. “Speed to market is a key differentiator in …
Duty-free shops in Quebec are struggling to stay in business amid a fallout from the escalating Canada-U.S. trade war. Duty-free location across the rest of Canada are in the same situation as fewer Canadians travel across the border by car and shop on the way home, according to multiple reports. Barbara Barrett, executive-director for the …