What is published today
The Canadian edition provides 5,400 official historical observations across 60 series and 27 geographies. Four separately attributed publisher report readings remain contextual evidence with their own market definitions and periods. No independent asking-rent distribution is published.
Calgary and Edmonton remain the original asking-research pilots. Official geographic expansion does not imply an equivalent expansion of our own listing sample or private source rights.
From candidate to reviewed release
Collect a dated source record, preserve its original quote, normalize only explicit units, resolve the premises identity, check reuse rights and review comparable terms. A release then applies stale-data, overlap, sample-size and concentration rules.
A failed source retrieval is an operational issue. It does not create a vacancy, disappearance, completed-lease or rent-change event. Public snapshots remain available while a source change awaits analyst review.
A connected commercial platform
CommercialData is the intended canonical property and evidence layer. This rent extension preserves dated observations and publication rules without duplicating its property graph. Commercially is the destination for brokerage requirements and advisor-led action.
Research pages distinguish measured evidence, publisher-defined context and editorial comparison frameworks. Users should be able to see which lens they are reading before interpreting a number.