Toronto's commercial market maintains core strength

Article Abstract:

Toronto's downtown-core vacancy rates were just 5.5 percent in the 3rd quarter; the Greater Toronto Area had an overall vacancy rate of 8.6 percent for the same period. It's still a landlord's market, despite the weakened economy.

Subdividers and developers, not elsewhere classified, Contracts, Office buildings, Toronto, Ontario

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Canada's hot economy fuels surging ICI

Article Abstract:

Office space is at a premium, according to a survey of eight Canadian cities. Rents are expected to continue rising as the economy grows.

Commodity & service prices, Prices and rates, Supply and demand, Surveys, Offices, Rents (Property), Colliers International USA

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Vacancy rate in Toronto offices soars

Article Abstract:

Due to the implosion of the Canadian high tech industry, the number of Toronto office spaces available to be sublet triples.

High technology industry, Finance, Subleases

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