Canada's terminals and report houses are genuinely excellent — each built to tell you, precisely and carefully, what a property is. That precision takes time. And in that time, the market moves. Here's an honest map of who does what — and the one space left open.
No takedowns. We've kept this to the firms that, like us, run a terminal or publish the record — the peers worth knowing precisely.
Analysts physically verifying buildings, tenants and leases, surfaced through a comprehensive terminal — the broker's and appraiser's system of record.
The industry standard for fund-grade commercial valuation and cash-flow modelling, now with an intelligence platform layered on top.
The enterprise valuation-and-risk incumbent (formerly CoreLogic Canada) — AVMs, risk scores and market reporting at enterprise scale.
Thirty years of land registration plus the Teranet–National Bank House Price Index — the recorded, legal-grade view of ownership and price.
The MLS Home Price Index — the authoritative national benchmark the whole industry references for headline residential trends.
The national housing agency's rental market surveys and housing reports — the baseline for rental and supply statistics.
The field is rich on what a property is — who owns it, what it's worth, what it's recorded as. The open space is what the market is doing right now. That's the piece we add.
Dual-listing detection and lifecycle states — relisted, dropped, sold — surface likely transactions before public record.
Price-cut prevalence, days-on-market and asking-to-close spreads — the for-sale market read weekly, not quarterly.
A continuous weekly record over a decade deep — every property tracked through its full lifecycle, not a snapshot.
Keep your CoStar, your ARGUS, your Teranet pull. They tell you what a property is, and they do it well. Goldthorpe layers the weekly motion and the transaction signals their tools aren't built to carry — so you see the move while it's still a move, not after it's recorded.