Optimizing the Potential for Retail Redevelopment
By Admin - Blogs Posted in Blogs On September 13, 2021Any marketer worth his/her salt can tell you about the product life cycle. Typically, that cycle is described in four stages—introduction, growth, maturity, and decline. Product marketing managers use this construct to decide when to increase advertising, reduce prices, expand to new markets, or redesign packaging. Life of a Retail Product Commercial real estate investors are faced with a similar...
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The Rush to Redesign the Office Landscape Post-Covid
By Admin - Blogs Posted in Blogs On August 10, 2021Many businesses that have been closed for 12+ months are now beginning to consider returning to the office. The rush away from office real estate may turn into a rush back to the office as the country gradually opens again. Vacancies in office real estate rose to 14.6% in Q1 of 2021. Specifically in Toronto, vacancies reached their highest level...
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New Real Estate Trends Post Covid
By Admin - Blogs Posted in Blogs On July 12, 2021Homeowners looking to sell can take advantage of the high prices while demand remains strong. There’s reason to believe house prices may either slow in growth or begin to fall within a few years. Although a catastrophic price crash is unlikely, current price growth is unsustainable and may lead to over-supply as investors and developers race to meet current high...
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Impact of Inflation on Commercial Real Estate Today
By Admin - Blogs Posted in Blogs On June 14, 2021Inflation is increasing in Canada in 2021. After a turbulent year in 2020, increases in inflation are a good sign pointing towards the market recovery to come. Year over year data is consistently showing unexpectedly high inflation gains, hinting that the market is stronger than expected and only getting better. What does this mean for your investment portfolio? Specifically, how...
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