August 7th, 2026
As we close out the first half of 2026, the GTA North Markets have delivered a decisive turn in momentum. Leasing activity accelerated sharply, net absorption returned to positive territory, and average asking net rents climbed even as vacancy edged higher on the back of new supply deliveries. The GTA North region—encompassing Aurora, Markham, Newmarket, Richmond Hill, and Vaughan—continues to anchor the northern tier of the Greater Toronto Area industrial market, underpinned by its commanding position along the Highway 400 and 404 corridors, a deep and diverse labour pool, and a growing concentration of modern, large-format logistics and manufacturing facilities.
In Q2 2026, the GTA North Markets recorded a total inventory of 170,087,072 SF across 2,982 buildings. Overall vacancy rose 20 basis points to 4.5% from 4.3% in Q1 2026, with 5,742,795 SF (3.4%) available for lease and 488,144 SF (0.3%) available for sale. Critically, the quarter reversed the prior period’s absorption deficit, posting positive net absorption of 278,742 SF led by Vaughan and Markham. Leasing activity was exceptional at 2,035,409 SF—a 44.4% increase over Q1—bringing first-half volume to 3,445,116 SF and anchored by 175 Hillmount Road in Markham, where Tesla Motors Canada committed to 287,016 SF.
The GTA North continues to command the highest average asking net rent in the GTA at $17.34 PSF—up from $17.15 PSF in Q1 and well above the GTA-wide average of $16.03 PSF—with TMI of $4.40 PSF. The weighted average asking sale price stood at $506.16 PSF, primarily driven by industrial condominium product. Notably, GTA North was the only major GTA region to record rising quoted rents this quarter, reflecting the depth of demand for the region’s modern, high-clear industrial stock.
Why Are GTA North Markets So Sought-After?
The GTA North Markets remain among the most strategically prized industrial locations in Canada:
- Unrivalled Transportation Infrastructure: Highway 400 & 404 Corridor Access: Vaughan, Richmond Hill, and Markham sit at the nexus of the GTA’s primary north-south arterials, enabling fast, reliable freight movement to all major market centres.
- Deep Labour Pool: A large and skilled workforce across York Region municipalities reduces recruitment risk and supports operational stability for logistics, manufacturing, and distribution occupiers.
- Critical Mass of Modern Industrial Space: Vaughan’s 106M+ SF industrial base, combined with significant concentrations in Markham and Richmond Hill, offers occupiers a wide range of building types, sizes, and configurations.
- Active Development Pipeline: With 1,250,852 SF under construction and 1,056,127 SF of new supply delivered year to date—concentrated in Vaughan, Richmond Hill, and Markham—the GTA North continues to attract developer capital for new large-format logistics facilities.
- Premium Rental Rate Profile: GTA North commands the highest quoted rents in the GTA, reflective of building quality and locational advantages, offering investors strong income profiles relative to secondary markets.
Key Takeaways from Q2 2026 – GTA North Markets
- Overall vacancy rose 20 basis points to 4.5% from 4.3%, with 5,742,795 SF (3.4%) available for lease and 488,144 SF (0.3%) available for sale;
- Net absorption turned positive at 278,742 SF—reversing Q1’s negative 319,736 SF—led by Vaughan (+308,973 SF), Markham (+40,762 SF), and Richmond Hill (+13,552 SF), partially offset by Aurora (-86,631 SF);
- Leasing activity totalled 2,035,409 SF, up 44.4% quarter over quarter, led by Vaughan (1,049,376 SF) and Markham (814,140 SF), lifting H1 2026 volume to 3,445,116 SF;
- There was 1,250,852 SF under construction, with Vaughan (746,971 SF), Richmond Hill (367,948 SF), and Markham (135,933 SF) leading activity, alongside 1,056,127 SF of new supply delivered year to date;
- The weighted average asking net rent rose to $17.34 PSF—the highest in the GTA and 131 basis points above the GTA average of $16.03 PSF—with additional rent (TMI) of $4.40 PSF;
- Sublease availability increased to 1,412,253 SF (0.8%), with Aurora recording the region’s highest sublease rate at 3.8%;
- The weighted average asking sale price was $506.16 PSF, primarily reflecting industrial condominium activity across Markham, Richmond Hill, and Vaughan.
Navigating Q2 2026: Market Dynamics and Forward Outlook
Through the second quarter of 2026, the GTA North Markets displayed renewed depth of demand: leasing volume accelerated across the size spectrum, absorption recovered, and quoted rents firmed. Several key themes are shaping the current environment:
Leasing Momentum
Q2 2026 leasing activity of 2,035,409 SF represented the strongest quarterly result in the region in recent memory, with Vaughan and Markham together accounting for over 91% of total North region volume. Markham was headlined by 175 Hillmount Road (287,016 SF) to Tesla Motors Canada—a Cushman & Wakefield listing and the sixth-largest GTA industrial lease of the quarter—followed by the 196,361 SF Signify renewal at 281 Hillmount Road and two Cathedral View Business Park commitments at 10430 Woodbine Avenue (112,738 SF to Grace Foods) and 10390 Woodbine Avenue (71,653 SF to Twelve Oaks Forest Products), both at $18.00 PSF net. In Vaughan, activity was led by 9501-9601 Highway 50 (327,295 SF to D-Home Logistics at $14.50 PSF net over a 10-year term) and 865 Gibraltar Road (170,962 SF to Pet Power Containers at $18.00 PSF net). Richmond Hill contributed 70 West Wilmot Street (98,593 SF), while Aurora recorded 125 Engelhard Drive (23,495 SF) at $16.25 PSF net escalating to $19.25 PSF by year five.
Separately, the quarter’s single largest York Region commitment occurred at 2955 King Road in King City, where LG pre-leased 419,861 SF and 560,660 SF across two phases of King Jane Business Park at $17.75 PSF net with 2.75% annual escalations. As a pre-lease on proposed and newly delivered product in King Township, this 980,521 SF commitment sits outside the five tracked GTA North submarkets and is not reflected in the statistics below, but it is a significant indicator of large-format occupier confidence in the northern corridor.
Vacancy and Sublease Pressure
GTA North vacancy rose 20 basis points to 4.5%, according to the Q2 2026 Cushman & Wakefield statistical market summary. The increase was driven not by weakening demand but by new supply: 1,056,127 SF was delivered year to date, including 687,663 SF in Vaughan and 238,000 SF in Newmarket. Vaughan, the largest submarket, saw vacancy edge up only marginally to 3.8% from 3.7% while posting the region’s strongest absorption. Aurora and Newmarket recorded the sharpest vacancy increases—to 6.6% from 5.3% and to 6.1% from 3.3% respectively—reflecting the delivery of new inventory into comparatively small submarkets. Sublease availability across GTA North reached 1,412,253 SF (0.8%), up from 1,192,412 SF in Q1, with Aurora (3.8%), Markham (1.5%), and Richmond Hill (1.4%) recording the highest sublease rates in the region. Aurora in particular warrants careful monitoring, as its elevated sublease ratio may exert incremental downward pressure on achievable net rents in the near term.
Investment Activity
Investment and user sale activity across GTA North totalled 1,068,129 SF in Q2 2026, with nine arm’s-length transactions over 20,000 SF accounting for 685,317 SF. Vaughan again dominated, recording four transactions totalling 516,696 SF. The headline deal was 61 Administration Road—a 113,595 SF trucking terminal on 13.57 acres acquired by Combined Metal Industries from the Reimer Group at $44,650,000, or $393 PSF—where Cushman & Wakefield acted for the purchaser. The quarter also saw 8150 and 8162 Keele Street trade as part of the Concert Properties–Brookfield National Industrial Portfolio, with a 50% interest conveyed at $33,800,000, implying a 100% equivalent value of $67,600,000 ($282 PSF) across 239,654 SF. In Markham, 250 Ferrier Street (21,020 SF) transacted at $428 PSF and Unit 3 at 201 Whitehall Drive (23,715 SF) at $403 PSF, while Newmarket recorded 395 Harry Walker Parkway South at $415 PSF. Excluding two non-arm’s-length transfers on Bullock Drive, arm’s-length pricing across the North region ranged from $112 PSF to $458 PSF, with land-rich and small-bay assets commanding the strongest per-square-foot metrics.
GTA North Markets (Vaughan)
Vaughan is by far the largest submarket in GTA North with an inventory of 106,562,011 SF across 1,690 buildings. Vacancy was essentially flat at 3.8%, up marginally from 3.7% in Q1 2026, despite the delivery of 687,663 SF of new supply year to date. The submarket posted the region’s strongest positive absorption at 308,973 SF and the highest leasing volume at 1,049,376 SF. Vaughan also maintains the lowest sublease exposure in GTA North at 0.4% (391,760 SF), with 746,971 SF under construction.
Properties Sold – April 2026 to June 2026 (20,000 SF+)
| Address | Size (SF) | Lot (Ac) | Sale Price | $/PSF | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8150 & 8162 Keele Street | 239,654 | 11.14 | $67,600,000† | $282 | Investment |
| 575 Bowes Road | 141,600 | 6.37 | $15,850,000 | $112 | Investment |
| 61 -62 Administration Road | 113,595 | 13.57 | $44,650,000 | $393 | User |
| 71 Villarboit Crescent | 21,847 | 1.12 | $10,000,000 | $458 | User |
In Vaughan in Q2 2026, 4 properties over 20,000 SF were sold totalling 516,696 SF; 2 were user sales and 2 were investment sales. Prices achieved ranged from $112 PSF to $458 PSF, with an average building size of 129,174 SF and a weighted average price of $267 PSF. The spread is unusually wide and reflects asset composition rather than market softening: 71 Villarboit Crescent, a vacant 21,847 SF building with 36% office content, achieved $458 PSF, while 575 Bowes Road—a 1973-vintage multi-tenant building on 6.37 acres, traded at $112 PSF. The Cushman & Wakefield-represented acquisition of 61-62 Administration Road by Combined Metal Industries at $393 PSF reflects the premium now attached to large-site, high-loading trucking terminal product.
Properties Leased – April 2026 to June 2026 (20,000 SF+)
| Address | Leased SF | Ceiling Ht. | Net Rent (PSF) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9501-9601 Highway 50, Unit 4 | 327,295 | — | $14.50 |
| 865 Gibraltar Road, Ph 1 Bldg C | 170,962 | 40′ | $18.00 |
| 20 Royal Group Crescent | 153,244 | — | Undisclosed |
| 8301 Keele Street, Units 2 & 2A | 124,628 | 23′-29′ | $15.86 |
| 350 Zenway Boulevard, Unit 2 | 69,435 | 42′ | $18.75* |
| 120 Spinnaker Way, Unit 1 | 46,490 | 19’8″ | $16.00* |
| 8810 Jane Street | 45,292 | 22′ | $17.00* |
| 280 Nativio Street | 40,636 | 36′ | $19.95* |
| 193 Jardin Drive, Concord | 35,772 | — | $12.00 |
| 440 Edgeley Boulevard | 26,873 | 17′ | $15.70 |
| 295 Connie Crescent 1 & 2 | 23,504 | 24′ | $17.95 |
| 215 Doughton Road, Unit B | 21,850 | 27′ | $16.00 |
* Asking net rent; achieved rate not disclosed.
In Vaughan in Q2 2026, 12 properties over 20,000 SF were leased totalling 1,085,981 SF, with an average building size of 90,498 SF. Across the five transactions with disclosed achieved rents, net rates ranged from $12.00 PSF to $18.00 PSF and averaged $16.01 PSF. The range continues to reflect the diversity of building specification across Vaughan—from functionally older product at the lower end to premium, high-clear modern logistics facilities such as 865 Gibraltar Road and 350 Zenway Boulevard commanding upper-range rents. Notably, 865 Gibraltar Road achieved a $19.94 PSF net effective rate over a 10-year term inclusive of eight months’ free rent and landlord-funded office build-out.
GTA North Markets (Markham & Richmond Hill)
Markham recorded an inventory of 34,233,184 SF with vacancy easing to 6.3% from 6.4%, positive absorption of 40,762 SF, and the region’s second-highest leasing volume at 814,140 SF. Sublease availability in Markham rose to 1.5% (497,525 SF), with 135,933 SF under construction. Richmond Hill held vacancy flat at 3.6%—the lowest in GTA North—with positive absorption of 13,552 SF and leasing activity of 109,092 SF. Richmond Hill carries the region’s largest development pipeline relative to its size, with 367,948 SF under construction, alongside sublease availability of 1.4% (193,017 SF). Richmond Hill also posts the highest TMI in the region at $5.61 PSF.
Properties Sold – April 2026 to June 2026 (20,000 SF+)
| Address | Size (SF) | Lot (Ac) | Sale Price | $/PSF | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 120 ValleywoodDrive, Markham | 60,071 | 3.36 | $17,250,000 | $287 | Investment |
| 201 Whitehall Dr, Unit 3, Markham | 23,715 | Condo | $9,552,000 | $403 | Investment |
| 250 Ferrier Street, Markham | 21,020 | 1.35 | $9,000,379 | $428 | User |
In Markham in Q2 2026, 3 arm’s-length properties over 20,000 SF were sold totalling 104,806 SF, with a weighted average price of $342 PSF and an average building size of 34,935 SF. Pricing ranged from $287 PSF at 120 Valleywood Drive—a 60,071 SF single-tenant asset with 50% office content acquired by Realspace Management Group from Pure Industrial—to $428 PSF at 250 Ferrier Street, a Cushman & Wakefield listing purchased by Daxin Global as a user. Two additional Markham transfers on Bullock Drive (50 Bullock Drive, 32,000 SF at $276 PSF and 60 Bullock Drive, 31,892 SF at $271 PSF) have been excluded from this analysis as they were non-arm’s-length transactions between affiliated parties and are not indicative of open-market value. No properties over 20,000 SF were sold in Richmond Hill during the quarter.
Properties Leased – April 2026 to June 2026 (20,000 SF+)
| Address | Leased SF | Ceiling Ht. | Net Rent (PSF) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 175 Hillmount Road, Unit 2, Markham | 287,016 | 26′ | $13.95 |
| 281 Hillmount Road, Markham | 196,361 | — | Undisclosed (renewal) |
| 10430 Woodbine Ave, Bldg B, Mark | 112,738 | 40′ | $18.00 |
| 60 Idema Road, Unit 2, Markham | 95,152 | 40′ | $18.95* (sublease) |
| 10390 Woodbine Ave, Bldg C, Markham | 71,653 | 40′ | $18.00 |
| 75 Clegg Road, Markham | 51,770 | 22′ | $10.25 |
| 55 Travail Road, Unit 2, Markham | 43,048 | 26′ | $14.25 |
| 450 Hood Road, Markham | 41,830 | 21’9″ | $15.95* |
| 75 Denison Street, Markham | 41,424 | 14′ | $16.95* |
| 76-78 Steelcase Rd W, Opt. B,Markham | 35,600 | 18′ | $17.50* |
| 81 McPherson Street, Markham | 26,280 | 18′ | $17.50 |
| 60 Bentley Street, Markham | 26,280 | 18′ | $17.95* |
| 395 Cochrane Drive, Unit 3B, Markham | 20,000 | 22′ | $20.50 gross |
| 70 West Wilmot Street, Richmond Hill | 98,593 | 22′ | $16.50* |
| 500 Edward Ave Unit 1B, Richmond Hill | 26,000 | 16′ | $14.95* |
| 130 Performance Dr, Unit 100, Rich.Hill | 21,928 | 32′ | $13.00 (sublease) |
| 20 East Beaver Creek Rd, Rich.Hill | 21,019 | 23′ | $20.00* |
* Asking net rent; achieved rate not disclosed.
In Markham and Richmond Hill combined, 17 properties over 20,000 SF were leased in Q2 2026 totalling 1,216,692 SF—Markham accounting for 13 transactions and 1,049,152 SF, and Richmond Hill for 4 transactions and 167,540 SF. Across Markham’s six disclosed achieved rates, net rents ranged from $10.25 PSF to $18.00 PSF and averaged $15.33 PSF. The upper end was set by the two 40-foot clear Cathedral View Business Park buildings at $18.00 PSF net, while the lower end reflects City of Markham-owned product at 75 Clegg Road, where a five-year deal was structured at $10.25 PSF escalating to $12.25 PSF. In Richmond Hill, 130 Performance Drive was a sublease at $13.00 PSF net, reinforcing the competitive dynamic that elevated sublease availability creates for direct landlords.
GTA North Markets (Aurora)
Aurora recorded inventory of 7,119,859 SF with vacancy rising sharply to 6.6% from 5.3%, and negative absorption of 86,631 SF—the weakest performance in the region. Sublease availability stands at 3.8% (267,594 SF), the highest sublease rate in GTA North by a wide margin and the primary driver of the submarket’s vacancy increase. Despite this, Aurora commands the region’s highest average asking net rent at $18.12 PSF, with TMI of $5.10 PSF. Leasing activity totalled 62,801 SF with 22,410 SF of new supply delivered year to date and no space currently under construction.
Properties Leased – April 2026 to June 2026 (20,000 SF+)
| Address | Leased SF | Ceiling Ht. | Net Rent (PSF) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 125 Engelhard Drive, Unit 1 | 23,495 | 28′ | $16.25 |
In Aurora in Q2 2026, 1 property over 20,000 SF was leased totalling 23,495 SF at $16.25 PSF net on a five-year term, escalating annually to $19.25 PSF by year five, with TMI of $5.88 PSF. The deal took 749 days on market to conclude, underscoring the extended marketing periods now required in submarkets carrying elevated sublease competition. No properties over 20,000 SF were sold in Aurora during Q2 2026.
GTA North Markets (Newmarket)
Newmarket recorded inventory of 8,126,859 SF with vacancy rising to 6.1% from 3.3%, driven almost entirely by the delivery of 238,000 SF of new supply year to date rather than by tenant contraction—absorption was in fact marginally positive at 2,086 SF. The submarket carries a modest sublease rate of 0.8% (62,357 SF), has no space currently under construction, and commands an average asking net rent of $17.92 PSF with TMI of $4.22 PSF. No properties over 20,000 SF were leased in Newmarket during Q2 2026 from the data received.
| Address | Size (SF) | Lot (Ac) | Sale Price | $/PSF | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 395 Harry Walker Parkway South | 37,315 | 5.46 | $15,500,000 | $415 | Investment |
| 534 Kent Drive | 26,500 | 3.24 | $5,421,590 | $205 | Investment |
In Newmarket in Q2 2026, 2 properties over 20,000 SF were sold totalling 63,815 SF, with a weighted average price of $328 PSF. At 395 Harry Walker Parkway South, Curb Signs Inc. acquired a 37,315 SF manufacturing facility at $415 PSF against an asking price of $15,000,000—a premium that reflects approximately two acres of surplus land, with the purchaser subsequently marketing 16,652 SF of vacant space and 0.75 acres of excess land for lease at approximately $19.95 PSF net. At 534 Kent Drive, J.P. Morgan Real Estate Income Trust acquired a 26,500 SF facility from First Student at $205 PSF as part of a bus terminal portfolio transaction.
What Lies Ahead: Market Outlook
1. Rental Rates
GTA North commands the highest average asking net rent in the GTA at $17.34 PSF, and uniquely among GTA regions posted an increase this quarter while the GTA-wide average fell to $16.03 PSF. We anticipate:
- Premium Assets: Newly delivered, 40-foot clear facilities in Vaughan and Markham—evidenced by the $18.00 PSF net rates achieved at Cathedral View Business Park and 865 Gibraltar Road—will continue to set the market ceiling and resist rent concessions.
- Secondary Product: Older properties with lower ceiling heights, limited dock capacity, or dated power infrastructure will face ongoing rent adjustments and extended marketing periods as occupiers continue to upgrade their operational real estate.
- Sublease Impact: Elevated sublease availability in Aurora (3.8%), Markham (1.5%), and Richmond Hill (1.4%) will create short-term competition for landlords seeking direct lease commitments, particularly in the 20,000–50,000 SF range.
- Annual Escalations: Escalation provisions have firmly reasserted themselves, with 2.75% to 3.00% annual increases now standard on quality assets—as demonstrated at 865 Gibraltar Road, 9501-9601 Highway 50, and 125 Engelhard Drive.
Investment and user demand for GTA North industrial assets strengthened materially in Q2, supported by the region’s fundamentals:
- Investment Properties: Institutional capital is actively re-entering the market, evidenced by Brookfield’s portfolio acquisition of 8150 and 8162 Keele Street and J.P. Morgan Real Estate Income Trust’s purchase at 534 Kent Drive. Well-tenanted assets with long weighted average lease terms continue to attract competitive bidding.
- User Properties: Owner-occupier demand remains robust, as evidenced by Combined Metal Industries’ $44,650,000 acquisition of 61 Administration Road and Canadian Fire Fabrication’s purchase of 71 Villarboit Crescent at $458 PSF within one week of listing. Supply constraints on quality owner-occupied product continue to underpin pricing.
- Industrial Condominiums: Industrial condominium pricing—which heavily influences the $506.16 PSF GTA North average—remains elevated in Markham ($552.88 PSF) and Richmond Hill ($568.74 PSF), reflecting strong end-user demand and limited resale supply.
GTA North’s pipeline of 1,250,852 SF under construction, following 1,056,127 SF of deliveries year to date, reflects sustained developer and institutional confidence in the region’s long-term demand fundamentals:
- Vaughan Logistics Corridor: Vaughan continues to attract speculative development along the Highway 400 corridor, with 746,971 SF under construction targeting large-format logistics and distribution users following 687,663 SF of deliveries year to date.
- Richmond Hill Premium Market: Richmond Hill’s 367,948 SF under construction is concentrated in high-specification product targeting precision manufacturing and technology-adjacent occupiers, reflecting the submarket’s premium positioning and lowest-in-region vacancy of 3.6%.
- Northern Corridor Expansion: The 980,521 SF LG pre-lease at King Jane Business Park in King City confirms that large-format occupiers will follow modern supply northward, opening development opportunities beyond the traditional Vaughan and Markham nodes.
Conclusion
The GTA North Markets closed the first half of 2026 on markedly stronger footing than they began it. Net absorption has turned positive, leasing activity has accelerated 44% quarter over quarter to 2,035,409 SF, and average asking net rents have risen to $17.34 PSF even as the broader GTA market softened. The modest 20 basis point increase in vacancy is a function of new supply delivery rather than demand deterioration—a distinction that matters materially for how owners should position assets over the balance of the year. Vaughan and Markham have together reaffirmed their status as the GTA’s premier large-format logistics and advanced manufacturing hubs.
For Investors: GTA North continues to offer the GTA’s highest average asking rents and was the only region to record rent growth this quarter, supporting income quality for well-positioned assets. Institutional re-entry through portfolio transactions signals renewed confidence in the region’s fundamentals.
For Landlords: Maintaining competitive specifications—ceiling heights, dock capacity, and power infrastructure—is essential to commanding premium rents and minimizing vacancy duration. With days on market extending in submarkets carrying sublease competition, early and realistic positioning is critical. Properties with functional obsolescence will face continued pricing pressure.
For Owner-Occupiers: The Combined Metal Industries and Canadian Fire Fabrication acquisitions underscore the strategic value of industrial real estate ownership, particularly for land-intensive operations. Well-located user product continues to trade quickly and at firm pricing.
For Developers: GTA North’s structural fundamentals—Highway 400/404 access, labour depth, and institutional-quality tenant demand—continue to support long-term development value. The successful absorption of newly delivered 40-foot clear product at $18.00 PSF net validates continued investment in modern, high-specification facilities.
Until next week…
Goran Brelih and his team have been servicing Investors and Occupiers of Industrial properties in Toronto Central and Toronto North markets for the past 30 years.
Goran Brelih is an Executive Vice President for Cushman & Wakefield ULC in the Greater Toronto Area.
Over the past 30 years, he has been involved in the lease or sale of approximately 25.7 million square feet of industrial space, valued in excess of $1.6 billion dollars while averaging between 40 and 50 transactions per year and achieving the highest level of sales, from the President’s Round Table to Top Ten in GTA and the National Top Ten.
Specialties:
Industrial Real Estate Sales and Leasing, Investment Sales, Design-Build and Land Development
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