Canada CRE News In Your Inbox.
Sign up for Connect emails to stay informed with CRE stories that are 150 words or less.

Increased GO Train Ridership Not Reducing Toronto Office Vacancy
Increased GO Transit ridership has not spelled a reduction on downtown Toronto office vacancy, says a new Avison Young report.
Monthly GO trips have recovered 60% since pre-pandemic times, but downtown office vacancy has increased to 13% from 2%.
Like other office markets across the globe, the downtown Toronto sector has grappled with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, changing work patterns, tenant space consolidations and other factors. Avison Young anticipates that trophy-class downtown office spaces will see a vacancy decline before their B and C class counterparts.
Trophy-class office assets have generally maintained lower vacancy rates, says Avison Young. GO Transit trips totalled about three million in 2023 compared to five million in 2019, adds the company.
- ◦Lease
- ◦Policy/Gov't