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CBRE report ranks Toronto as 4th-best North American market, has largest job growth since 2018

Empty office space is spiking as the pandemic fallout continues

There were strong gains for commercial real estate sales in the Greater Toronto Area last quarter.

Offices and apartments were the major commercial asset investment drivers in the GTA during Q2 2019, according to Altus Group.

Relative to the sizes of their respective markets, new office building construction in Canada is at a pace nearly twice that in the United States, according to a recent report ... More

Demand for offices in Toronto and Vancouver has squeezed the vacancy rates of both, making them the joint tightest markets in North America.

The shift towards flexible working has been changing the demand of office tenants over recent years and a new report shows the strength of ... More

The Greater Toronto Area will see approximately 2.2 million square feet of new office space by the end of the year, but this would not be nearly ... More

The technology sector has had a profound impact on commercial assets in Toronto’s 416 and 905 regions, according to a new study by Avison Young.

More than two million square feet of leasing deals completed in Q1 of 2019 continued the unrelenting pressure on Toronto's office sector, according to Avison Young's ... More

Savills ranks Toronto among the world's leading tech cities, acknowledging the access to a deep talent pool and the city’s reputation as a global centre.

Toronto’s office market continues to magnetize a wide range of industries, and this heated demand has become starkly apparent during the fourth quarter of 2018 when the ... More

The office vacancy rate in downtown Toronto has hit a record-low amid strong demand for work space by the burgeoning tech sector, according to a report by CBRE Group.