Climate change is increasing environmental risks such as extreme weather events, flooding, and heat stress, making resilience a critical factor in a property’s long‑term performance. In Canada, evolving building codes, shifting environmental standards, and rising energy costs are adding economic and regulatory pressures that further elevate the importance of resilient design. Properties built or retrofitted...

Ontario has passed legislation that could reshape the risk landscape for property owners across the province. In spring 2025, the government introduced Bill 10, the Protect Ontario Through Safer Streets and Stronger Communities Act, 2025. The wide-ranging bill covered a variety of public safety measures, but one section stands out for its potential impact on the housing market and landlords. Schedule...

The Canadian office market is showing cautious optimism, with the first signs of recovery in over a year, according to CBRE reports for the third quarter of 2025. After a period marked by rising vacancies and subdued leasing activity, national net absorption returned to positive territory, largely fueled by exceptional strength in Toronto. At the same time, significant shifts continued in tenant pr...