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Altus Group data reveals that GTA new home sectors saw growth over previous year and homebuying intentions remain strong into 2021, while commercial investors take wait-and-see approach.

Snapshot: Investment Trends - Q4 2020

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The story in 2020 is the COVID-19 pandemic and its related impacts, both locally and around the world, and the GTA new home market is no different. After a very strong first quarter, the impacts from the pandemic and related government-imposed restrictions created major disruptions during the normally busy spring market.

Canadian investment transactions - Q3 2020 national statistics

In the multi-family market, rental units in urban areas have seen a surge in supply as consumers have now modified their space and location preferences due to pandemic-induced lifestyle changes. However, new home sales are still growing, indicating some recovery in both Toronto and Vancouver markets.

Vancouver investment transactions - Q3 2020 statistics

Ottawa investment transactions - Q3 2020 statistics

Retail still isn't dead - the sector is being driven by evolving consumer needs and investor preferences for adaptive sites with growth potential

Montreal investment transactions - Q3 2020 statistics

Calgary investment transactions - Q3 2020 statistics

GTA new home sales update - October 2020

Edmonton investment transactions - Q3 2020 statistics

While retail and office assets have been hit the hardest, the industrial sector has maintained a strong position with the immense rise in online consumer demand, prompting distribution and fulfillment centres to open across Canada.

Calgary Q3 2020 new home update

National office & industrial market update - Q3 2020

Snapshot: Investment Trends - Q3 2020

According to the latest Vancouver Condominium Apartment Monitor, there were 7 new condominium apartment project openings in the Vancouver market in the first half of Q3 2020, for a total of 664 units.

The new condominium apartment market in the GTA continued to recover from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic as both sales volumes and new project launches strengthened in July.

Despite the challenges related to COVID-19, total new home sales in the Vancouver market area were down only slightly in Q2 2020 compared 2019

With the COVID-19 pandemic impacting every province and municipality differently, the effects on real estate markets will vary across the country. In light of this, and the serious risks of potential missteps in the coming months, it has never been more important to ensure you make decisions about your properties and real estate strategies based upon reliable information.

Change, uncertainty, and the new normal: In the first half of 2020, we watched the acceleration of trends in the office, industrial, and retail sectors impact our demand for space – how much we need, and where we need it. What does the latest market activity tell us about where fundamentals are headed and what this might mean for property values and returns in the near future?

Keeping perpsective in a pandemic: A discussion on how major residential development markets across Canada have been impacted by COVID-19, including a look at macro-economic drivers and policy impacts, and regional perspectives on housing activity and affordability. What are the lessons learned from the past six months, and what is the outlook for the rest of the year?

Calgary Q2 2020 new home market update

Between the start of April and middle of May, only two new condo apartment projects launched in the Vancouver market, down by almost 75% from the same period in 2019.

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