Zakiya Kassam is a Writer/Editor at various publications, including Apartment Therapy and Curbed. She specializes in real estate and construction, covering topics such as the housing market, real estate development, and luxury accommodations. Zakiya's work has been featured in notable outlets like CBC, Toronto Life Magazine, and The Globe and Mail.
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Zakiya Kassam's coverage predominantly focuses on the real estate industry, particularly in Toronto and Canada. Her articles often cite data and government announcements related to housing market trends, interest rates, and economic forecasts.
Given her focus on citing data and government announcements, Zakiya may be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide in-depth analysis of relevant statistics or offer insights into the implications of governmental decisions impacting the real estate market. Additionally, she may be open to commentary from professionals with a deep understanding of local real estate dynamics within Toronto and across Canada.
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By: Zakiya Kassam
Developer Hullmark has rental units and hotel suites in its sights
By: Zakiya Kassam
That's the equivalent of 100,000 residents. And local councillors are concerned
Hale offers the benefits of a “third space” — something Founder Eric Abugov felt was missing after moving to Gravenhurst post-pandemic.
By: Zakiya Kassam
WoodGreen’s facelift of the Ray McCleary Towers will be good for the neighbourhood and the planet
By: Zakiya Kassam
That means supercharging Toronto's stalled housing scene with 5,600 new rental units
By: Zakiya Kassam
Culture, affordable housing and density are about to descend on Donlands station
ONE Development listed the property for sale in 2024 after drawing up preliminary plans for a 49-storey tower.
A new report from Desjardins underscores that the nation-wide volley from condo to rental is not a risk-free trade-off.
By: Zakiya Kassam
Open this photo in gallery: JLL's new industrial brokerage team recently launched its first listing: a 95,692-square-foot industrial unit in Burlington, Ont., owned by Concert Properties.
“A home isn’t just a thing you buy and you’re done with. You need it to constantly evolve as your life changes,” says ReHousing Co-Founder Michael Piper.
