Cold storage facilities are flagged to deliver robust returns to investors due to the evolution of food retailing, demand for vaccines and other pharmaceuticals, and the thriving outlook for the warehouse/distribution and logistics sector in general.

Market analysts foresee a varying degree of short-term and long-term impacts among real estate asset types, as well as supply chain interruptions that could slow activity at construction sites and in the booming distribution/warehouse sector.

Industrial vacancy is expected to edge lower in 2019, according to Avison Young’s 2019 North America, Europe and Asia Forecast.

Strong demand is forecasted for the Canadian industrial market over the next 12 months as tight conditions prevail.

The GTA's rising population and provincial investments will fuel growth at commercial hubs near future transit-oriented developments.

The office market is experiencing an important shift as 2016 trends continued to play out in the first half of 2017.

Canada’s two-billion-square-foot industrial market continued to experience robust demand in Q1 2017.

Available office space in the GTA declined during the first quarter of 2017, with record low vacancy setting the ground for a new development cycle.

Despite global economic and political disruption, stability is expected to define Canada’s commercial real estate sector in 2017.

There continues to be a limited amount of stock in the GTA industrial market, creating higher rents or causing tenants to seek their own space.

Canada’s commercial real estate investment market remains steady as it benefits from global investors, according to a new report from Avison Young.

The Canadian office market added more than 8 million square feet of new supply from mid-year 2015 to mid-year 2016, mainly in Toronto and Calgary

The first quarter of 2016 saw positive results for The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) office leasing market, mainly due to downtown leasing.

Despite an online-driven retail market, Canadian shopping malls are faring well as they pump capital investments into their brick-and-mortar spaces.

The Greater Toronto Area remained strong at the end of 2015 with downtown’s high performance, but the suburban market showed weaker results.

Investor interest in commercial real estate remains strong despite global economic insecurity, limited product availability and likely interest rate hikes.

A significant rise in buildings over the past year has placed three industrial development markets in Canada among a list of top ten in North America.