Evolving Demand: Preleasing, Vacancy Patterns, and the Sublet Surge February 27th, 2026 In our first newsletter, we set the stage with the GTA’s position on the North American industrial landscape—its scale, its vacancy trajectory, and where rents stand after seven...
February 20th, 2026 The GTA’s industrial market closed out 2025 with a story that’s equal parts challenge and resilience. Vacancy climbed, rents continued to soften, and the market absorbed the aftershocks of a historic new supply wave. Yet for all the hand-wringing,...
February 13th, 2026 Canada’s commercial investment market showed renewed momentum through 2025, with industrial and multifamily leading activity and cap rates beginning to stabilize or firm in several asset classes, including Greater Toronto Area industrial. Below is...
Establishing True Valuations Across Differing Markets February 6th, 2026 Encompassing Mississauga, Brampton, Oakville, Milton, Caledon, Burlington, and Halton Hills, the GTA West markets now comprise 399.3 million square feet of inventory, representing roughly 47% of...
Establishing True Valuations Across Differing Markets January 30th, 2026 The Toronto East markets—Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, and Oshawa—remain a compelling hub of opportunity, combining relatively affordable land, proximity to Toronto, and excellent highway access. In...
Establishing True Valuations Across Differing Markets January 23rd, 2026 The GTA North markets continue to stand out due to their modern facilities, superior shipping access, and proximity to major transportation routes, making them a top choice for investors,...
