Interested in this as well. From talks with some professionals living there, it seems like its a hot market right now. But we also don't know when the next RE downturn will come so who knows.

On the debt side, a debt broker said that the kind of debt that they do is different now than a couple years ago. Couple years ago it was a lot of construction, now its other types of debt product, still lots of work he said, atleast debt wise.

 

Bullish. Toronto is growing rapidly, both physically and demographically - I’ve heard some pretty nuts demographic projections. Vacancy and unemployment are low, land supply is restricted and city zoning/DCs make it difficult to build. Residential market is hot as hell, which has and will continue to drive the condo and multi family boom. There’s a strong tech space and a lot of companies moving here that are bolstering a demand for office space. In other words, there are a bunch of opportunities and they’re not expected to disappear too quickly.

From my experiences, Toronto CRE is filled with alumni from local private schools and/or Ivey/Commerce kids, so networking is key as always.

 

Top CRE investors in Canada are definitely going to be those pension funds. Brokers? CBRE, Colliers, and JLL.

Commercial Real Estate Developer
 

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