CAM E-News - 2026-03-17

ID: 32 Subject: The business case for short-term rentals Sent: March 17, 2026 12:25 pm
CAM E-News - 2026-03-17 Headline News: Canada’s average rent continues to fall

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March 17, 2026

The business case for short-term rentals

As housing needs evolve across Canada, short-term rentals (STRs) are gaining traction among professionals on assignment, relocating families, and travellers seeking flexible, home-like accommodations. Unlike hotels or year-long rental leases, STRs offer convenience, comfort, and adaptability, making them an increasingly popular choice.

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Canada’s average rent continues to fall

The average rent for vacant units across Canada fell 2.8 per cent year-over-year in February to $2,030, marking the 17th straight month of ...

Rental starts dominate new construction

Record-high rental construction and more missing middle housing contributed to a notable increase in residential starts in 2025. ...

B.C. Indigenous tall timber building completes

GBL Architects is celebrating the completion of Canada’s first mixed-use tall timber Passive House building for the BC ...

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Mississauga extends development charge incentive program

The City of Mississauga has approved a motion to extend its development charges incentive ...

Rent supplements expand affordable supply

An increased allotment of rent supplements will expand Ontario’s universe of subsidized housing options over the next two years, ...

CHBA launches new Renovation Market Index

The Canadian Home Builders’ Association (CHBA) has released a new research product focused on Canada’s residential renovation ...

Loan as an Option to Special Assessment: Dealing with Financial Anxieties in Uncertain Times

Financial stress is a hot topic in Canada. Between political/economic uncertainties, the potential impact on construction materials with the imposition of tariffs, and supply chain monopolies, our current environment can be tricky to navigate both logistically and emotionally.

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Pinnacle SkyTower reaches 106-storey milestone

Pinnacle SkyTower, part of the Pinnacle One Yonge site in downtown Toronto, has topped off at 106 storeys, officially making it the tallest tower in Canada and the first residential building in North America to reach that height.

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Pier 4 REIT acquires large multi-res asset in London, ON

Pier 4 Real Estate Investment Trust announced the successful acquisition of a multi‑residential asset comprising nine low‑rise buildings in London, Ontario.


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