Carolyn Ireland is a Real Estate Reporter at Globe and Mail. She focuses on construction and real estate, exploring topics such as the housing market, residential real estate, and property management, while also contributing to lifestyle and travel sections. Carolyn's work has been featured in St. Paul Journal, The Globe and Mail, and Business Times Journal.
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Carolyn Ireland's coverage mainly focuses on the real estate industry, particularly in Toronto and its periphery. She frequently cites data and provides investment analysis, indicating that she is likely to be interested in pitches that offer unique insights into the Canadian real estate market supported by relevant data.
Given her focus on investment analysis, Carolyn may respond well to pitches from experts who can provide deep insights into market trends, housing prices, or economic factors affecting the real estate landscape in Canada.
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Despite renewed energy, buyers and sellers both remain capricious
By: Carolyn Ireland
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By: Carolyn Ireland
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By: Carolyn Ireland
Recently built condos and purpose-built rental towers are adding to supply
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By: Carolyn Ireland
With the help of Toronto-based Studio Pyramid, Mandy and Kerry Shapansky transform a Palmerston former rooming house
Open this photo in gallery: Looking at the national picture at the halfway point for 2026, the uptick in sales in Ontario and British Columbia
By: Carolyn Ireland
Toronto-based Studio Lau transforms the sturdy Edwardian-era house into a contemporary family home
