How will the REM drive commercial real estate?
Learn everything you need to know about the largest transit project undertaken in Quebec in 50 years. Our experts weigh in on the Réseau express métropolitain's (REM) present and future impact on Montreal's commercial real estate market and urban fabric - and what it means for you, your community, and your business.
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Light-Rail Transit Planning for a More Mobile City
The Réseau express métropolitain (REM), which includes four lines stretched over 67 kilometres, is a fully automated, driverless system that uses communication-based train control (CBTC) to deliver a more efficient transit experience.
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Our My REM Experts Video
Mar 29, 2023
Montreal’s REM is attracting institutional investment and driving local value
When the $6.9 billion Réseau express métropolitain (REM) light rail system was announced in 2016, it initiated a land rush by developers planning commercial, retail and residential projects surrounding 26 transit stations linking downtown Montreal, the South Shore, West Island, North Shore and Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport.
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Mar 22, 2023
REM expected to boost hospitality sector and enhance employee experience
As delivery on Montréal’s new light rail system (REM) approaches, many sectors are preparing for change.
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Mar 15, 2023
REM stations primed to become hubs for mixed-use growth
By 2028 there's a pretty good chance Montrealers will be looking back at the development of the $6.9 billion Réseau Express Métropolitain (REM) light rail transit system as a game changer and catalyst for mixed-use development around many of its 26 stations.
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Mar 8, 2023
The REM project is transforming Montreal’s infrastructure
The construction of the Metropolitan Express Network (REM) is transforming Montreal’s urban landscape over an impressive distance of 67 kilometres. In order to accommodate this, a significant amount of construction work needs to be undertaken, especially in terms of infrastructure.
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Coming Soon to Broadway (Vancouver): What you need to know for your next play.
Our experts know the Broadway Plan inside and out, and have done all the legwork to provide you with all you need to know, to make the best move for your business and people. From the strategy behind the plan, to what’s coming and what it all means – for every aspect of commercial real estate – we're going behind the scenes so you get a front-row seat to everything Broadway.
Colliers Talks Podcast with PCI Developments’ Dan Turner and Jarvis Rouillard
Press “play” and obtain insights, straight from the source, on the Broadway Plan: the opportunities and challenges it presents, how PCI and other developers are responding, as well as the key sectors poised to be drawn to and benefit from the revitalized Broadway Corridor.
A first look at Broadway’s second act
Jan 6, 2023
As Seen on RENX
Over the next 30 years, the Broadway Plan estimates that the population of the Broadway area will grow by up to 50,000 additional residents and that up to 30,000 homes and 42,000 jobs will be created.
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Dec 13, 2022
As seen on RENX
Vancouver’s Broadway Plan received approval from City Council on June 22, 2022 and came into effect on September 1, 2022.
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Nov 23, 2022
As seen on Daily Hive
Earlier this year, the City of Vancouver approved the Broadway Plan, a 30-year strategy for the redevelopment of East and West Broadway built around the construction of the SkyTrain Millennium Line’s Broadway Extension.
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Nov 17, 2022
As seen on Vancouver Sun
Vancouver’s Broadway plan is a 30-year blueprint for developing and increasing density on 500 city blocks served by the Broadway Subway line.
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Featured Report
Why the Broadway Plan?
A close look at the 30-year redevelopment strategy for the Broadway Corridor.
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Building Cities for the Future
Urban revitalization can be the catalyst for creating complete communities
What is your ideal urban experience?
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What is your ideal urban experience?
Behind the Blue: Up Close and Personal with our Experts
Behind the Blue: Up Close and Personal with our Experts
Feb 28, 2023
Bringing diverse perspectives to the table and owning your ‘superpower’ with Dee Rakhra
We went Behind the Blue with Dee Rakhra to get a personal glimpse into who she is beyond the workplace, where she shared insights on her unique 'superpower', what led her to join Colliers, and why it's essential to embrace diverse perspectives in the workplace.
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Feb 13, 2023
How a supportive culture fosters inclusion in the workplace with Madeleine Nicholls
Madeleine Nicholls, Senior Managing Director, Vancouver Brokerage, took us #BehindTheBlue, sharing her take on fostering company culture, setting ambitious goals and achieving them, and inclusion in the workplace.
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Jan 31, 2023
How Self Advocacy and Diversity & Inclusion Contribute to Professional Development for Amy Vuong
We’re going Behind the Blue with Amy Vuong, where she gives us a glimpse into who she is – beyond the professional realm. As our Vice President, Strategy, Real Estate Management Services (REMS), Amy leads the ideation, planning and implementation of REMS’ strategic initiatives and oversees the group’s marketing and research teams.
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Jan 17, 2023
How Puzzle Solving Drives Shane Gough’s Passion for Property Management
We went Behind the Blue with Shane Gough, Senior Property Manager, Real Estate Management Services, to get how winning the lottery brought him to Canada, why being a ‘puzzle solver’ makes him passionate about property management, and how he’s grown – personally and professionally – throughout his decade with Colliers.
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As Seen on BNN
Watch our experts shed light on the major trends and issues impacting commercial real estate, from return to office, to the state of retail post pandemic, to investment in alternative assets.
Revitalizing our Urban Cores
The pandemic saw employees work from home, businesses close shop, and urban cores empty out. As workers return to the office, experts discuss how Central Business Districts can be revitalized – from offering sought-after retail, to creating distinct business and entertainment hubs – to restore them to their former prestige and draw people back, for good.
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Navigating the Retail Resurgence
The accelerated rate of e-commerce adoption triggered by the pandemic raised questions about the future of brick-and-mortar. This conversation delves into the post-pandemic shift of retailers not choosing between a physical store or an online storefront, but recognizing the need for both and changing how they use their square footage.
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Making the Great Return to Office, Work
What needs to be done to make the return to the office worthwhile and safe? This video explores the intersection between the workplace and the workspace, discussing initiatives and innovations employers and building owners can implement to make the office a place of work and an experience.
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Expertise
Expertise
Jan 24, 2023
Colliers Real Estate Management Services: Advisors in Action
As owners of commercial real estate seek to preserve the long-term viability of their asset, they often turn to their property management team for assistance. Colliers Real Estate Management Services (REMS) is full of advisors who create solutions out of the challenges our clients face.
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Nov 7, 2022
Why Ontario's property tax assessment system needs annual reassessments
Why Ontario's property tax assessment system needs annual reassessments
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Nov 7, 2022
Reform of Metro Vancouver’s planning regulations needed for TODs
Reform of Metro Vancouver’s planning regulations needed for TODs
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Apr 1, 2022
Fostering Change Capability in People Leaders is Key to Navigating the New Workplace
While some workers may return to the office full-time, flexibility and hybrid approaches are the new normal.
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Our People
Our People
Dec 6, 2022
In Coming Together to Help Rebuild Lytton, the Lytton Recovery Team Strengthens Their Bond with the Community, and with Each Other
Colliers Project Leaders’ Lytton Recovery Team are the winners of this year’s Amplify the Brand Award.
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Dec 2, 2022
For Tim Reid, Pushing the Envelope Leads to Spirit of Colliers Innovation Award Win
Tim Reid, a Senior Graphic Designer in our Marketing Studio, is the recipient of the 2022 Innovation Award.
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Dec 1, 2022
Spirit of Colliers Winner Neven Bradasevic Shares How Having Great Leaders Helped Him Become One
Neven Bradasevic, Senior Manager, Business Success, is one of two recipients of this year’s Leadership Award.
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Client Success
Client Success
Nov 3, 2022
Partnership Co-Working Model Provides New Opportunities for Landlords
Partnership Co-Working Model Provides New Opportunities for Landlords
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Aug 24, 2022
New Mixed-Use Tower Retaining Architectural Heritage will be Toronto’s Next Bold, Mixed-Use Community
In August 2022, an agreement with the City of Toronto, reached through the Ontario Land Tribunal, approved the proposed Zoning By-law Amendment for 625 Church Street, a mixed-use community in the heart of the City on the border between Yorkville and Church Wellesley Village.
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Jun 7, 2022
Ontario Multifamily Project Presents Substantial Value-Add
Deep expertise, a keen desire to unlock value and foresight to leverage a unique ownership structure added up to Briarcrest Manor selling at a higher-than-expected price.
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