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Gambling
Atlantic City stemming its losses
Environment
Extreme weather poses new challenges for developers
Education
University dorms open for summer business
Office
Office renovation sticker shock: Getting the best bang for the budget
Urban renewal
Beat goes on at landmark hotel in Winnipeg
Co-working
‘She-working’ offices swap beer kegs for nursing rooms

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Retail
Marijuana legalization creates budding demand for retail space
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Industrial
With cannabis legalization, competition for warehouse space to tighten
The Canadian Press
REVITALIZATION
This time, False Creek Flats is truly transforming
Perkins + Will
Urban Design
Public art adds to a neighbourhood’s palette
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International
London office sector shows signs of Brexit stress
Bloomberg
Retirement living
Retire to a resort – where you don’t feel old
Urban development
College tower drives a wedge in London neighbourhood
Religion
Neighbourhood churches find a new mission
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Rentals
Apartment developers add glam touches
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Transactions
Blockchain technology threatens the middleman in real estate transactions
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Hospitality
Europe seen as next frontier for crossover hotels
Hospitality
Fast-food chains hungry for core locations
For sale
Unsold island home in Nova Scotia may find another use
The Canadian Press
Transactions
Canadian commercial property sales on record pace
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Construction
Miami’s luxury towers rising up against climate change
Arts and entertainment
Live music’s last hurrah?
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Downtown revitalization
New office building the latest sign of downtown Kitchener’s rebirth
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Property Report
Canada looks to Amsterdam for a little night magic
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Office
What to do with a tired office tower
Co-working
More desks for hire: As co-working grows, new spaces rush to open
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Construction
Wood reaches new heights as a building material
Retail
Downtown department stores not just for shopping
Holt Renfrew
SPECULATION
A growing option: building without signed tenants
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INDUSTRIAL
No shortage of tenants for new industrial space
Retail
Regional malls evolve into town centres
Hospitality
The world’s investors are checking into Canadian hotels
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Commercial real estate capital
Foreign, institutional investors holding fire
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Office
Buildings keep pace in an ever-changing wired world
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Property Report
Act II for a Toronto theatre
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Retail
Tomorrow’s gas station will charge car, feed you in 10 minutes
Bloomberg News