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CBRE’s John Fisher helped homegrown SMART Technologies relocate from the burbs to a new headquarters in Calgary’s centrally located Beltline District, inking a lease for 83,000 sq. ft. at 11th Avenue Place.

Canada’s federal public service has shrunk for the first time in a decade but CBRE’s Dominic Dostie says the future of the government’s office portfolio will likely entail new leases and acquisitions.

The net amount of industrial space leased across the country turned negative for the second time in five years in the second quarter.

CBRE’s leasing of over 90,000 sq. ft. at the West Springs Landing retail development in Calgary got Alistair Corbett and his team short-listed as finalists for Deal of the Year at CBRE’s upcoming North America Retail Recognition event.

CBRE Group, Inc. earlier this year combined its project management business with Turner & Townsend, a majority-owned subsidiary that provides program management, cost consultancy and project management services globally.

Toronto's office market saw a 50 bps drop in vacancy to 18.5% in Q1 2025, while national industrial availability rose to 5.0% amid tariff concerns.

Landlords in Chicago are much farther along when it comes to executing exciting on amenities strategies and delivering world-class tenant experiences.

Jessica Kouleas and Payton Tummon recently became CBRE Waterloo Region’s first female agents. They share their goals and their unique approaches to commercial real estate.

Panelists at the CBRE Capital Lenders’ Forum agreed: It’s tough to predict the impact of the Trump Administration’s tariffs on Canadian commercial real estate markets.

Transitioning from assigned seating to hoteling (desk-sharing) has become a top strategy to enhance workplace efficiency and vibrancy.