Shane Dingman is a Real Estate Reporter at The Globe and Mail. With a background in technology reporting and digital editing, he covers a range of topics including construction, real estate, architecture, and the intersection of culture and society. Shane's work has been featured in Castanet Kamloops and The Globe and Mail.
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Shane Dingman's articles predominantly focus on the real estate industry, particularly in Canada and more specifically Toronto. His coverage includes a significant amount of government announcements, citations of data, and legal policy regulation. Therefore, if you are looking to reach out to him with a pitch or as a source for an article, it would be beneficial to provide insights related to recent government policies affecting the real estate market in Toronto or Canada.
Given his extensive coverage of legal policy regulations within the real estate sector, Shane may be interested in hearing from experts who can offer commentary on legislative changes impacting property development or homeownership rights in Canada. Additionally, he frequently cites data which suggests that providing statistical evidence supporting your pitch could increase its chances of being noticed by Shane.
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There is confusion in the industry about how anti-money laundering reviews are to be conducted and who is qualified to do them
By: Shane Dingman
Law Society of Ontario alleges he participated in real estate fraud that could cost investors more than $100-million
By: Shane Dingman
More construction on new purpose-built rentals, data show, while builders adapt to different approach
By: Shane Dingman
It may not be Stars Hollow, but Unionville, Ont. – with its well-preserved main street – has been the site of several TV and film productions
By: Shane Dingman
Sales are growing relative to last year, but are still off the boom times of five years ago when condo prices were still rising
By: Shane Dingman
Co-founder of On The Block Realty Inc. was referred over allegations of improper handling of trust funds at her own brokerage
It’s significantly cheaper to buy a detached home in Manitoba’s capital, where buyers can pay well below the national median price
By: Shane Dingman
Recent court ruling could end the long-standing practice of getting unit owners to effectively pay for legal fees
