Avison Young has leveraged its footprint in the hospitality sector with the purchase of Atlanta-based hotel real estate brokerage company Hotel Assets Group.

There continues to be a limited amount of stock in the GTA industrial market, creating higher rents or causing tenants to seek their own space.

Canada’s commercial real estate investment market remains steady as it benefits from global investors, according to a new report from Avison Young.

Pricing of industrial properties in Vancouver is at ‘new heights,’ according to research from Avison Young that examines the first half of 2016.

The Canadian office market added more than 8 million square feet of new supply from mid-year 2015 to mid-year 2016, mainly in Toronto and Calgary

A new report from Avison Young takes a closer look at millennials and their influence on all aspects of the U.S. economy. Entitled, "Millennials and Re-Urbanization of the City – Closer to the Core" the report emphasises the generation's effect on commercial real estate, amenities and location.

The first quarter of 2016 saw positive results for The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) office leasing market, mainly due to downtown leasing.

Despite an online-driven retail market, Canadian shopping malls are faring well as they pump capital investments into their brick-and-mortar spaces.

The Greater Toronto Area remained strong at the end of 2015 with downtown’s high performance, but the suburban market showed weaker results.

Avison Young has acquired North-Rae Sanders, a U.K.-based commercial property provider.

Avison Young has acquired Metrix Realty Group (Ontario) Inc., a Toronto-based property appraisal company, adding 18 employees to its operations team.

Office properties' close proximity to a subway station adds to higher occupancy and rental rates and higher sale prices in downtown Toronto.

Investor interest in commercial real estate remains strong despite global economic insecurity, limited product availability and likely interest rate hikes.

Veteran industrial sales and leasing specialist Russ Bougie has joined Avison Young in the company’s Vancouver office.

Lower oil prices, shrinking availability of office space and urban intensification are a few big factors affecting various office markets across Canada.

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

Avison Young has promoted two executives, Mark Fieder and Keith Lipton, to senior positions.