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Parcel Locker Solutions for Canadian Multifamily Communities

Parcel Locker Solutions for Canadian Multifamily Communities

May 15, 2026

Canadian multifamily communities are experiencing a major shift in parcel management. As online shopping continues to grow and resident expectations rise, developers and operators are under increasing pressure to modernize how deliveries are handled.
That is why more properties are investing in parcel locker solutions that improve security, simplify parcel management, and create a better resident experience.
According to recent research from Mordor Intelligence, the Canadian courier, express, and parcel market is projected to grow to more than USD $20 billion by 2031, driven largely by continued eCommerce growth and increasing delivery demand. For multifamily operators, that means parcel volume is not slowing down anytime soon.

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Celebrating 500 Million Deliveries: A Milestone in Smart Package Management

Celebrating 500 Million Deliveries: A Milestone in Smart Package Management

October 29, 2025

This month, Luxer One proudly celebrated its 500 millionth delivery, marking a defining moment in our journey to transform how the world receives packages. What began over two decades ago as a mission to simplify last-mile delivery has grown into a nationwide network serving more than 15,000 locations and 11.5 million users. Half a billion successful deliveries later, we’re only getting started!

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The State of the Canadian Multifamily Market: Key Takeaways from CAIC

The State of the Canadian Multifamily Market: Key Takeaways from CAIC

October 16, 2025

The Canadian multifamily market is undergoing a profound shift. At this year’s Canadian Apartment Investment Conference (CAIC), experts described an industry that’s both challenged by cost pressures and invigorated by innovation. Developers, investors, and property managers alike are confronting the realities of high construction costs, shifting immigration policies, and evolving renter expectations—while also seizing opportunities in emerging markets and new operational models.

Benjamin Tal, Managing Director and Deputy Chief Economist of CIBC Capital Markets Inc., kicked off the conference highlighting upcoming challenges in the Canadian market, but emphasized a bright future to come. Below, we break down the key takeaways from the latest Canadian Apartment Investment Report, what they mean for Canada’s multifamily sector in 2025 and beyond, and how Tal’s hopeful outlook is realistic.

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