
How is global uncertainty shaping confidence, supply, and the future of Canada’s housing market, and what lies ahead? What bold government actions are needed to unlock housing supply and help stabilize the market?
These are just some of the key questions that take center stage in the latest episode of Boardroom Brief, as we look back on topics discussed at Inside Track 2025—where more than 450 investors gathered to hear insights on the current economic landscape and real estate trends from Benjamin Tal, CIBC’s Deputy Chief Economist, along with policy experts and industry leaders, including Tyler Meredith, Justin Sherwood, and Toronto City Councillor Brad Bradford.

Host Alex Nisenker sat down with Sasha Cucuz, CEO of Greybrook Securities, and Brandon Crombeen, Executive Director of Greybrook’s Private Capital Markets, to unpack the most important themes and takeaways from this year’s event. From U.S. trade policy and its ripple effects on real estate, to the government’s evolving role in stabilizing markets, this episode explores the interconnected forces shaping Canada’s real estate landscape—and the timing, confidence, and creativity required to overcome today’s housing supply challenges.
Listen to the full episode of Boardroom Brief to hear why we believe collaboration and decisive policy action are essential to getting Canada building again.

How macroeconomic uncertainty and shifting trade dynamics are influencing market confidence and shaping Canada’s housing outlook.
Why restoring confidence is key to unlocking housing supply, and how policy certainty can reignite private sector investment.
How U.S. trade and fiscal policy are impacting Canadian real estate, construction costs, and long-term growth.
Why timing, creativity, and collaboration across public and private sectors are essential to overcoming supply constraints.
To watch the full coverage of Inside Track 2025, click here.