The Early Stages of a Constructive Energy Cycle

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Where will Prices Go? An Update on the Canadian Housing Market

The Bank of Canada’s monetary policy supporting decades of low interest rates has been a strong tailwind for the Canadian housing market. Coupled with robust demand for all types of housing - driven by demographic trends and ambitious immigration policies, Canadian house prices r ...  Show more

A Growing Source of Capital - Family Offices’ Approach to Real Estate Investing

Family offices saw their wealth grow during the pandemic, and with more capital to deploy, they, alongside private investors, play an increasingly important role in the real estate market in Canada and abroad. Every family office has a unique strategy and with that a unique appro ...  Show more

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