Toronto Under Construction

Welcome to Toronto Under Construction, a residential real estate podcast hosted by Bullpen Consulting’s Ben Myers. This monthly podcast will dive into the nitty-gritty of Toronto Real Estate, with a specific focus on housing policy and economics. @BenMyers29

Toronto Under Construction is a business podcast hosted by Bullpen Consulting, with 100 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Bullpen Consulting hosts Toronto Under Construction, a business show with 100 episodes published.

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  Episode #112

  Episode 111 - Toronto Under Construction with Matt Young of Republic Developments, Michael Williams of Hazelview Investments, and Alexander Suppa of Elysium Investments

  Sep 22, 20261h 17m

  In Episode 111 of Toronto Under Construction, Ben Myers sits down with Matt Young of Republic Developments, Michael Williams of Hazelview Investments, and Alexander Suppa of Elysium Investments to explore how Canada's development industry is adapting to a rapidly changing housing landscape. As market conditions continue to challenge traditional development models, the conversation examines the new strategies, partnerships and financing tools helping projects move from concept to construction. From the evolution of the condominium market and the long-term outlook for purpose-built rental to government investment, student housing and the transformation of emerging neighbourhoods, the episode offers an insightful look at how developers and investors are finding new ways to deliver much-needed housing across the country. *Sponsored by: BCGi Baron Consulting Group Executive Search*

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  Episode #110

  Episode 109 - Toronto Under Construction with Myles Millard of CentreCourt, Christopher Janisse of Park Property, and Aleks Karamarkovic of Karamark Capital

  Aug 11, 20261h 7m

  In Episode 109 of Toronto Under Construction, Ben Myers sits down with Myles Millard of CentreCourt, Christopher Janisse of Park Property, and Aleks Karamarkovic of Karamark Capital for a discussion on what it takes to deliver and operate purpose-built rental housing in today's market. As developers increasingly pivot away from condominiums, the conversation explores the realities of financing, leasing, design, construction and long-term ownership through the lens of those actively building, operating and investing in the sector. From improving construction economics and evolving capital markets to tenant retention, floorplan optimization and the changing expectations of institutional investors, the episode examines how Canada's rental industry is adapting to a very different development landscape. *Sponsored by: BCGi Baron Consulting Group Executive Search*

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  Episode #109

  Episode 108 - Toronto Under Construction with Scott Arbuckle of Arcadis, Warren Sault of the Mississaugas of the Credit Business Corporation (MCBC) and Derek Goring of Northcrest Developments

  Jul 20, 20261h 21m

  In Episode 108 of Toronto Under Construction, Ben Myers sits down with Scott Arbuckle of Arcadis, Warren Sault of the Mississaugas of the Credit Business Corporation (MCBC) and Derek Goring of Northcrest Developments for a conversation about the evolving role of Indigenous partnerships in shaping the future of city building. The discussion explores how relationships between First Nations, developers and design firms are moving beyond traditional consultation toward long-term collaboration across planning, infrastructure, economic development and real estate. Using projects such as YZD and the newly announced MCBC-Arcadis partnership as a backdrop, the episode examines how Indigenous-led development, economic reconciliation and shared stewardship are influencing the next generation of communities across the Greater Toronto Area. *Sponsored by: BCGi Baron Consulting Group Executive Search*

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  Episode #108

  Episode 107 - Toronto Under Construction with Josh MacLeod of NBLC, Carlo Timpano of Capital Developments and Address Rentals, and Quinn Samardzic of Mattamy Homes

  Jun 30, 20261h 20m

  In Episode 107 of Toronto Under Construction, Ben Myers sits down with Josh MacLeod of NBLC, Carlo Timpano of Capital Developments and Address Rentals, and Quinn Samardzic of Mattamy Homes for a discussion on how developers are responding to a housing market increasingly driven by end users rather than investors. The conversation explores the rise of bulk condo acquisitions, the growing divide between investor and end-user product, the evolution of purpose-built rental, new approaches to housing design and construction, and the realities of pricing, closings and expansion in a slower market. From underwriting rental projects to prefabricated housing and shifting buyer expectations, the episode examines how some of the industry's most active players are adapting their strategies for a market that looks very different than it did just a few years ago. *Sponsored by: BCGi Baron Consulting Group Executive Search*

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  Episode #106

  Episode 105 - Toronto Under Construction with Jim Ritchie of Tridel and Hunter Milborne of Milborne Group

  May 21, 20261h 37mS0

  <p>In Episode 105, Ben sits down with Jim Ritchie of Tridel and Hunter Milborne of Milborne Group for a wide-ranging discussion that blends market history with today’s realities. Drawing on research about the early 1990s real estate crisis, the post-recession recovery of the late 1990s, the Global Financial Crisis, and more recent commentary on demand and product mix, the conversation explores how lending practices, leverage, buyer psychology and product strategy have shaped Toronto’s housing cycles. From Olympia & York to stacked townhouses, from luxury conversions to micro-suites, the episode examines what actually changes in downturns, what repeats, and what less...

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