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Return to office mandates expected to spur commercial real estate activity this yearCommercial real estate activity is expected to pick up this year, driven by return-to-office mandates. Anne Gaviola has more on why experts at Royal LePage are forecasting a gradual recovery for the office sector, starting in 2026.Feb 26
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Tight real estate market drives up prices in SaskatoonWATCH: Ashley Turner with Century 21 Fusion discusses some trends and statistics in Saskatoon’s real estate market. She says a tight market is driving up benchmark prices. Although inventory is low, she expects more listings in the spring.Feb 11
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BIV: B.C. restaurant patrons are dining out more than the Canadian averageB.C. restaurant patrons are dining out more than the Canadian average, and major real estate brand Re/Max is set to be acquired. BIV’s Tyler Orton has your business newsGlobal News Morning BCMay 1
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Winnipeg housing prices up in 2026According to a new report by Royal Lepage Real Estate, the price of a home in Winnipeg has already jumped by 3.1 percent in the first quarter of this year.TrendingApr 27
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Female Realtor warningsA warning tonight for real estate professionals to never let your guard down. As Grace Ke reports, agents are reporting several incidents across the Lower Mainland, including one bizarre encounter with a potential client that ended with police involved.Global News Hour at 6 BCApr 27
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Survey says: housing prices on the rise in WinnipegGlobal News Morning’s Clay Young talks to Michael Froese of Royal LePage Prime Real Estate about a new report that says housing prices will be up in Winnipeg this year compared to last.MoneyApr 27
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Affordable housing returns to Calgary as notorious property to be redevelopedThe City of Calgary is announcing a new affordable housing development for a notorious piece of real estate. In 2017, 183 homes in Midfield Mobile Home Park were removed or destroyed. More than 400 people were displaced. And as Sarah Offin reports, the land along 16 Avenue has sat largely vacant — until now.CanadaApr 30
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Opportunities abound for 1st-time homebuyers as housing market softensOver the past few years, real estate agents have been used to showing larger homes to families looking to upsize, or investors seeking rental income. But as federal policies take effect and market dynamics shift, the clientele is changing. Skylar Peters explains why it might finally be time for first-time homebuyers to step into home...CanadaMar 27
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Iconic Hudson’s Bay sign downtown Montreal removedIt’s the end of an era for Montreal’s downtown landscape. The Iconic Hudson’s Bay company signs are in the process of being removed from the Ste-Catherine Street building. It raises the question of what will happen to the historic piece of real estate? Brayden Jagger Haines reports.CanadaMar 10
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Ford defends Billy Bishop expansion plans, calls Toronto Island residents ‘squatters’Ontario Premier Doug Ford defended his proposal to expand the runway at Billy Bishop airport, taking aim at Toronto Island residents who may oppose the plan. Ford called the island’s residents “squatters,” referring to the unique real-estate arrangement under which residents are able to own their homes for below-market rates.CanadaMar 9
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Montreal realtor receives complaint from Quebec language officeA Montreal real estate agent says a letter from the Office Québecois de la langue française (OQLF) left him scratching his head. The issue stems from some of his social media posts being in English only. As Felicia Parrillo reports, it’s the second time in less than two weeks that a Montreal business or professional...CanadaMar 9
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Giving & Gaining Legacies: Estate Planning EssentialsThere is growing attention on what experts say could be the largest wealth transfer in Canadian history. By 2030, women in Canada are expected to control a significant share of the country’s wealth often through inheritance, divorce, or widowhood. An upcoming event in Montreal will focus on estate planning and navigating some of these big...Global News Morning MontrealMar 9
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Global Okanagan Adopt-a-Pet: Meet Mel and Gabby!Meet Mel and Gabby! The two six-month-old cats were among a group of six kittens found abandoned at a Merritt property by a real estate team. They are described as gentle and shy and hoping for a calm home. They can be adopted out together or separately.Global News at 5:30 OkanaganMar 2
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Sheegl maintains Arizona land sale was legitimatePhil Sheegl faced cross examination Wednesday at the Winnipeg Police Headquarters inquiry, maintaining the money he received from the head of the company hired for the project, was nothing more than a real estate transaction. Iris Dyck reports.TrendingFeb 18
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Business Matters: January home sales fell as southern Ontario hit by massive winter stormThe Canadian Real Estate Association says home sales in January fell 16.2 per cent compared with a year earlier as southern Ontario was hit by a massive winter storm. Anne Gaviola has this story and more in Business Matters for Feb. 18, 2026.CanadaFeb 18
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Kelowna realtor says slow real estate market affecting many condo ownersMany condo owners in Kelowna are worried about the slow real estate market. A local realtor says some who bought during the peak are now struggling to afford their units and can’t sell them. Victoria Femia explains.Global BCJan 6
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Crucial hearing for Mont-Carmel seniors’ residentsResidents of the Mont-Carmel seniors’ home were back in court this morning as a crucial court hearing gets underway to determine whether they can claim damages from the landlord after nearly four years of legal battles. Real estate developer Henry Zavriev was found guilty of contempt of court in 2024 for intentionally violating an order...CanadaJan 29
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What are real estate experts expecting from our housing market in 2026?Something remarkable happened with housing prices across Canada this year: they dropped or stabilized in many markets. That means overall affordability was slightly better than during the price peak of the 1990s. As Anne Gaviola explains, Canada’s largest real estate firms expect prices to tick higher in 2026, though some analysts caution that there are...Dec 24, 2025
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What’s in store for Edmonton’s office marketThere was some stabilization in Edmonton’s office market in 2025. Mark Anderson, the Edmonton managing director for real estate services firm CBRE, chatted with Global News Morning Edmonton about what lies ahead.Global News Morning EdmontonJan 21
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Royal LePage report forecasts spring housing market momentumHome sales in 2025 hit a 25 year low in Metro Vancouver, but that appears to be changing with Royal LePage predicting a real estate rebound by spring. Randy Ryalls of Royal LePage Sterling Realty talks about what will be driving the momentum.Global News Morning BCJan 15