On this episode of Market Minutes, we sit down with Max Goyzman, Vice President of Financing at Peakhill Capital, to break down our outlook on Canadian commercial real estate for 2026—discussing which markets are showing the most promise for new developments and in which asset classes. With over $2 billion in transactions primarily in the CMHC space, Max shares his outlook on cap rates, transaction volume and preferred markets for 2026.
What’s on the Agenda?
- Why fears around a major lending pullback in 2025 never fully materialized.
- How CMHC policy shifts, rent softening, and supply growth are changing deal underwriting.
- Why markets such as Halifax and Calgary continue to deliver apartment assets into favourable market conditions.
- How cap rates and liquidity are setting the stage for transactions in 2026.
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Josh Robins, Associate Vice President of Capital Markets in our Peakhill Equity Partners division, sits down with Chaim Karpel to unpack the real impacts of political noise and tariffs in 2025 on development opportunities and why the impact is far less than headlines have suggested.