Allied Properties is set to acquire the retail and office component of 560 King Street West in Toronto for $28 million.

Supermarkets and food stores across Canada can now utilize the ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager more effectively for reduced energy consumption.

PRO Real Estate Investment Trust (PROREIT) will acquire Boulevard Industrial REIT in a friendly transaction, pending approval of the majority of Boulevard unit-holders.

A three-tower, 506-unit rental apartment complex along with 160,000 square feet of commercial retail space is in the works for Toronto's King West neighbourhood.

The vacancy in Calgary’s office market has risen more than two per cent from Q1 2015, moving from 10.67 to 12.75 per cent in the Q2.

Celestica has entered into a $137-million agreement to sell the property where its Toronto corporate headquarters and manufacturing operations are located.

The suburban office market outperformed the downtown and midtown markets in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) in the last quarter.

Building owners and operators are asked to submit data to help evaluate in-progress development of energy performance labels for pumps, fans and compressors, their motors and associated controls.

Lark Hospitality has sold Old Mill Toronto to an asset and property management group directed by Etobicoke resident Frank De Luca.

Vacancy rates among Class A and B office buildings in Ottawa have continued to increase over the past six months to almost 6.5 per cent.

Fortress Real Developments has arranged to acquire the Collier Centre in Barrie, Ontario, a mixed-use building that began construction in 2012.

Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz suggests the economy is now on two distinct growth tracks, but acknowledges that hits in the resource sector ripple out to other industries.

Mercury Court, a three-storey office building with ground floor retail in the trendy ByWard Market of Ottawa, has been sold for $22 million.

IKEA Canada will become the first retailer in Canada to install electric vehicle (EV) charging stations at each of its across the country.

Four teams of owners/managers from Ottawa, Calgary and the Greater Toronto Area accepted honours at the highest attainable TOBY level after receiving 2014 BOMA Canada national awards last September.

Ivanhoé Cambridge and Callahan Capital Properties are set to buy four high-grade office buildings situated across the United States.

A newly launched investment equivalent to moot court challenges competing student teams to manage a theoretical $1-billion real estate portfolio.