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Toronto Tops Construction Crane Index, With Almost A Third of All Projects

October 7, 2020

Toronto is one of the few real estate markets to buck the trend of fewer high rise cranes. Rider Levett Bucknall Crane Index (RLB), a global real estate advisory firm, released its Q3 Crane Index. The  index shows North America saw the first decline of construction cranes in years. Toronto was a notable exception. The […]

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Toronto Crane Count Jumps To 120 – More Than 2x Any Other City In North America

July 25, 2019

Toronto is still the King of North American real estate development. The Rider Levett Bucknall (RLB) Crane Index shows Toronto had 120 active construction cranes in July. Toronto not only tops the list for the most real estate development in North America. It also has more than twice the number of active construction cranes than […]

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