Aug 24 2021
‘Equitable and free of barriers’: Canada’s first gold-level certified accessible clinic opens its doors
With almost one in five Canadians living with a disability, accessibility and equitable treatment were top of mind for Adarsh Rao and Pinder Sahota, specialists in physical medicine and rehabilitation (physiatry), when they went searching for a clini
Mar 08 2021
Downtown Toronto Office 2020 Real Estate Recap
Recent news articles would make you think that the sky was falling, and for many people it is. For instance, in this moment I wouldn’t want to be a retail tenant, mall owner, Airbnb owner, coworking space, or a business without liquidity,
Apr 23 2020
How Commercial Real Estate Brokers And Office Users Will Adapt To The New Future
Here in Ontario, we’ve recently learned that physical distancing protocols may be extended for another three months, or possibly longer. Even then, it’s possible that people will want to keep their distance until the threat of c
Mar 20 2020
What to do with your commercial lease during COVID19
Being a broker of record and fortunate enough to manage a brokerage team of leasing experts, allows me to review about a hundred leases a year. I humbly own real estate with both retail and office tenants, and this advice stems fr
Feb 25 2020
Creating Privacy in Open Plan Offices
Businesses have begun to realize that their employees are happier and more productive in an open workspace that provides flexibility and alternative options to stay engaged and constructive. Therefore, office design has drastically changed over the p
Feb 10 2020
The Hoopla Behind Co Living
As the local partner of a global co-living community, I spend a portion of my day scanning the news for headlines related to the topic of co-living, analyzing how it affects the communities we live in and what it means for people
Feb 10 2020
How Toronto’s Tech Boom is affecting the Real Estate Landscape
Toronto has emerged as a global destination for technology and in turn has seen a massive investment boom (Forbes). Household brands such as Microsoft, Twitter, Uber, Google and Netflix are setting up shop or expanding here, attra
Nov 19 2019
The Reinvention of Yonge and St Clair
As Toronto expands its edges, the Yonge and St. Clair corridor has garnered a reputation of being an in-between kind of neighbourhood that is safe and quiet, but still genuinely urban. With Slate Asset Management coming into a uni
Oct 29 2019
The History of the Automotive Industry in Toronto
You know those car guys and girls. Those people who have a burning passion for cars, bikes, and just about anything with a motor that moves. I am one of those people - driving an old steel body XJR with a baby seat in the back. Growing up in Toronto,
Oct 01 2019
Basic Space Planning and Office Design
When it comes to designing an office space, the question I am asked most frequently is, “How do you envision the space in such a way?” Let me share with you, the three key philosophies that can help us break down the design process:
Sep 04 2019
Flex Space Is The Solution to the Ever Increasing Demand for Office Space in Toronto
The current trend of office users moving away from their traditional downtown office spaces may seem like a newly sprouted movement. On one hand, we can see the demand for space in the downtown core of Toronto is just as hot as it was durin
Sep 04 2019
5 Small Steps to a More Sustainable Office
Whether we believe that climate change is a real phenomenon or not, we know as a fact that we only have one planet earth. Having said that, why aren’t we all being more proactive about it and incorporating that thought into our daily habit
Aug 15 2019
Five Office Leasing Trends in the Downtown Toronto Real Estate Market
Toronto continues to be among the best cities in the world to live in, and has earned this reputation for many different reasons. Toronto is home to Canada's top sports teams, entertainment, art and key business opportunities, not to mention its
Aug 15 2019
The Terminal
The 1920s in Toronto was a time for Jazz, prosperity, raw material exports were up, unemployment was down, and we were well on the path of recovery from the first World War. Toronto was rumoured to be one of exporters to the United States for al
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