In 2014, year-on-year luxury real estate sales (homes priced at $1 million or more) in Toronto grew by 37 percent, making 2014 the city’s second best year on record, according to Statin drugs do reach viagra samples for free the … Continue reading →
Chinese investors purchased a record $3.9 billion in US commercial real estate in 2014. This amount accounts for almost one percent of all commercial property sales for the year,
Continue reading →Target will close its 133 Canadian stores, less than two years after entering that country’s retail market. Some of the reasons cited for the company’s failure in Canada include a poor distribution network, higher prices than Target’s US stores and … Continue reading →
Since 2010, Canadian investors have purchased 1,530 commercial properties in the United States totaling $43.4 billion – four times as much as China. Canadians invested over $8 billion in the US CRE market during the first three quarters of 2014 … Continue reading →
So far in 2014, Canadian investors have acquired stakes in US properties worth $8.3 billion. This follows $11.1 billion of real estate investment in 2013,
Continue reading →Samsung, intends to triple its bricks and mortar presence in Europe from its current 31 stores. The company will also open 90 additional kiosks within Best Buy stores in Canada, according to The Wall Street Journal. About What’s your money? … Continue reading →
Toronto’s land transfer tax is expected to bring in $346 million in 2013 – $25 million more than projected, according to the Toronto Star. The additional revenue is due to a stronger housing market and a higher-than-expected number of real … Continue reading →
Montreal’s commercial-to-residential tax ratio increased to 4.40 in 2013 – a 2.7 percent rise over the previous year, according to The Real Property Association of Canada (REALpac). This stands in contrast to other Canadian cities which have seen improvements in … Continue reading →
Returns from REITs in Canada are expected to average 5-10 percent over the next 12-18 months,
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