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  • The Myth of ‘More is More’ Keeps Canada Trapped in a Housing Crisis | REITs, Institutional Ca…

    The Myth of ‘More is More’ Keeps Canada Trapped in a Housing Crisis | REITs, Institutional Ca…

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    REITs, Institutional Capital, and Canada's Housing Future: Why Attracting Smart Money Matters

    TORONTO, ON / ACCESS Newswire / March 23, 2026 / Canada’s housing crisis is well-documented: soaring construction costs, stalled development pipelines, and a chronic shortfall of new supply stretching from Halifax to Vancouver. While much of the policy debate has focused on zoning reform and government-led affordable housing programs, a quieter conversation is gaining traction among development leaders – one that centres on the role of Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) and institutional capital in solving Canada’s most persistent urban challenge.

    Ladan Hosseinzadeh Sadeghi, President & CEO of Sky Property Group Inc., is among those pushing this conversation to the forefront. With years of experience navigating the complexities of high-density residential development across the Greater Toronto Area, Hosseinzadeh Sadeghi argues that unlocking institutional investment is not just an economic opportunity – it is a housing policy imperative.

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    Canada's Construction Labour Crisis: How the Skilled Trades Shortage Is Reshaping Real Estate Development

    TORONTO, ON / ACCESS Newswire / March 13, 2026 / Canada’s real estate development sector is facing a challenge that no amount of rezoning, financing reform, or government incentive can fully resolve on its own: a deepening shortage of skilled construction workers that is driving up costs, extending timelines, and threatening to derail the housing supply Canada so urgently needs. Industry leaders are sounding the alarm, and few are more direct about its consequences than Ladan Hosseinzadeh Sadeghi, President & CEO of Sky Property Group Inc.

    “We can unlock land, we can secure financing, we can get the zoning approved – but if we don’t have the workers to actually build, none of that matters,” says Hosseinzadeh Sadeghi. “The skilled trades shortage is the single most underappreciated constraint on Canadian housing supply right now, and it deserves urgent national attention.”

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  • Busted! The myth about wasting fuel in petrol station queues | Record fuel prices in Perth likely…

    Busted! The myth about wasting fuel in petrol station queues | Record fuel prices in Perth likely…

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    Busted! The myth about wasting fuel in petrol station queues

    As fuel shortages cause chaos at service stations across the State, experts have revealed if queueing for cheaper petrol is actually worth the wait.

    Vibe station in Nollamara was just one of six petrol stations in WA offering unleaded fuel for less than $2 a litre on “cheap Tuesday” and it made headlines when hoards of motorists spent up to an hour queuing at the pumps.

    Pictures of the long line triggered a debate about whether the savings were worth it, with hundreds of motorists saying they would not queue because the cost of fuel burnt while idling would exceed savings at the pump.

    Perth woman lodges complaint after petrol price jumps 30 cents in 20 minutes with no FuelWatch update

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    A Perth woman has reported a local petrol station after they allegedly upped their price by thirty cents in the space of 20 minutes, as the consumer watchdog reveals it is fielding dozens of allegations about retailers ripping off customers over the skyrocketing fuel price.

    Krystallea Taniora said she and her partner decided to fuel up both their cars about 5am on Monday to get ahead of the escalating price, which averaged out at $2.16 a litre at the end of last week.

    She drove her car to the local station north of Perth and filled up for $2.39, and then drove home to collect her partner’s car and took it back to the station.

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