Canadian office vacancies saw a slight increase in Q2 2024, reaching a national rate of 18.5%. CBRE data indicates potential stabilization in major downtown markets like Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal. https://hubs.ly/Q02Ftyb40 #RealEstate #OfficeVacancies
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#commercialrealestate in #vancouverbc is adjusting to new realities as two typically tight markets see increases in available space. Both the industrial and office real estate asset classes are coming off record new supply deliveries, said Jason Kiselbach, managing director for CBRE Canada operations in B.C. Office vacancy in downtown Vancouver decreased slightly to 11 per cent, with suburban levels also falling to 7.7 per cent in the last quarter of 2023, according to Jan. 9 data from the commercial real estate firm. While Vancouver’s vacancy may seem historically high, it is lower than Canada’s overall downtown vacancy of 19.4 per cent. Downtown Toronto at 17.4 per cent.
Vancouver office vacancies fall as industrial vacancies tick up in last quarter of 2023, says report
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This was one of the most interesting points made by Mark Trepp of JLL Canada at #VREF on Wednesday. The current vacancy of roughly 13 per cent will start to come down. “Now, that's roughly 2.3 million square feet,” (of A-AAA class stock) “Last year, there was 800,000 square feet of positive absorption in the class. If we had three years like that, we're out of space." If that's happening in Vancouver, does this mean it's going to happen across the rest of the country too? https://lnkd.in/d3nV55Mj #vancouverrealestate #YVRrealestate #Calgaryrealestate #YYCrealestate #officerealestate #YEGrealestate #commercialrealestate Foresight Recruitment Group
Vancouver office space shortage could happen sooner than you think
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With office vacancy rates continuing to rise, many landlords are looking to enhance amenities to attract tenants, according to Colliers’ Q1 National Market Snapshot, released today. Adam Jacobs, national head of research at Colliers Canada spoke with Clarrie Feinstein at the Toronto Star about how landlords are adapting to an evolving market and which asset classes are showing signs of recovery. Read the full article here: https://ow.ly/lXft50RcJbe
Toronto office vacancies jump to 13% — some landlords are now dangling free rent
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We are pleased to share Colliers' Toronto Office Report for Q1 2024! Some key highlights are below: ⭐ The office market will continue to see a divide between premium and standard spaces, with a flight-to-quality trend sustaining demand for premier assets. Landlords will need to enhance their amenities to stay competitive. ⭐ In the current climate of higher vacancy rates, landlords enhance amenities to stay competitive. While the initial investment may be significant, offering unique features such as extended free rent periods allow institutions to maintain face rates and ensure the long-term success of the property. ⭐ If inflation maintains its current path as set by the Bank of Canada, analysts predict that interest rates may start to decrease towards the end of the second quarter of 2024, potentially dropping by 100 basis points to reach 4% by 2025. Read more about Toronto's office market here: https://lnkd.in/gRzikath #Toronto #CRE #office #Colliers
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With office vacancy rates continuing to rise, many landlords are looking to enhance amenities to attract tenants, according to Colliers’ Q1 National Market Snapshot, released today. Adam Jacobs, national head of research at Colliers Canada spoke with Clarrie Feinstein at the Toronto Star about how landlords are adapting to an evolving market and which asset classes are showing signs of recovery. Read the full article here: https://ow.ly/pV9x50Ri9cu
Toronto office vacancies jump to 13% — some landlords are now dangling free rent
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Our CBRE Canada #Vancouver #Office Market Report for Q1 2024 just got released. Ping me directly if you want to know what it means for your organization/company. 1. #MetroVancouver faces similar challenges to the national market: bifurcation between quality and commodity space, increasing capital costs for landlords in amenities and improvements, and a paused development cycle. 2. The downtown construction cycle concluded with the recent delivery of 1.2 million sq. ft. 90% of this new supply has been committed to, resulting in a negligible impact to overall vacancy due to high pre-leasing activity. 3. Overall vacancy for Metro Vancouver sits at 9.5%, just 10 basis points (bps) higher than last quarter. 4. Downtown vacancy is expected to drop over the next few years with no new supply on the horizon. 5. The nearby suburban markets are experiencing an influx of sublease supply coupled with the expected delivery of about 1.6 million sq. ft., of which only 35.2% has been pre-leased. 6. A large share of recent leasing activity has included renewals with limited new entrants to the market as tenants are downsizing area but upgrading quality; however, tenant demand remains modest, particularly the traditional Vancouver tenants: business services, FIRE, and technology.
Vancouver Office Figures Q1 2024
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We are pleased to share Colliers' Ottawa Office Market Report Q2 2024: https://ow.ly/AYW350SxMK4 The downward trend in Ottawa's office vacancy rate has persisted for the fourth consecutive quarter, with this quarter dropping by 51 basis points (bps) to 11.5%, driven by 210,482 square feet of positive net absorption. After prolonged deliberation post-pandemic, tenants have begun to execute their post-crisis office accommodation plans. In the Downtown submarket this quarter, vacancy rates declined by 52-bps to 10.7%, due to 93,438 square feet of positive net absorption. The Suburban market saw positive net absorption of 117,044 square feet, as the vacancy rate declined by 51 bps to 12.1%. Ottawa's return-to-office rate remains notably behind other major Canadian office markets but is showing signs of improvement. Currently, it operates at 73% of its pre-COVID occupancy levels. In comparison, Toronto has improved to 89%, while Vancouver and Montreal sit at 77%. #ColliersCanada #ColliersResearch #Ottawa #OfficeCRE #ColliersAppraisal #Appraisal
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The Canadian office real estate market is showing signs of improvement in top-tier buildings, but overall vacancy rates remain stagnant and significantly higher than pre-pandemic levels, per CBRE’s Q2 2024 Canada Office Figures. https://hubs.la/Q02Fj4mP0 #commericalmarket
High-end office buildings improve in Q2, older buildings not so much
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We are pleased to share Colliers' Q2 2024 Vancouver Office Market Report: https://lnkd.in/gzSUGBkT The influx of sublease and vacant new supply have once again led the vacancy rate of the Greater Vancouver Area (GVA) office market higher. The vacancy rate has been rising for six consecutive quarters, 8.9% as of this quarter – up from 8.8% last quarter, 7.4% one year ago, and from the most recent low point of 5.9% in Q4 2022, a level the overall market sat at for five consecutive quarters. Read the full report for more insights. #ColliersCanada #ColliersResearch #Vancouver
Vancouver Office Market Report 2024 Q2 | Colliers
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📊 Looking for the latest insights? Check out the new report from JLL, which indicates that interest rates in Canada's commercial real estate sector are unlikely to change until the third quarter of 2024, with fewer cuts than anticipated. The report also highlights trends in the Ontario office market, including a widening gap between high and low-grade buildings, a significant increase in vacancy rates, and a slowdown in office construction in downtown Toronto. Get more details. https://lnkd.in/ea9t-PRj #MarketInsights #StrategicPlanning #RealEstateTrends
JLL reports Toronto office vacancy rate continues to rise
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