Every industry seems to be talking about AI right now, and commercial real estate is no exception. But unlike a lot of the hype you hear online, what’s happening in Canada’s commercial real estate market is real, measurable, and already changing how deals get done. The good news for investors over 35 who didn’t grow…
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If you’ve been thinking about real estate investment lately, you’ve probably noticed something has shifted. The rules that worked five years ago don’t quite work the same way today. Interest rates are higher, borrowing costs more, and the whole game around commercial real estate investment in Canada looks a little different now. For investors over…
If you’ve been watching Vancouver commercial real estate for a while, you already know 2026 doesn’t feel like 2021 or 2022. Back then, buyers moved fast and asked questions later. Now, things are slower, more careful, and honestly, a lot more sensible. This isn’t a bad thing. It just means the rules have changed. Below,…
Quick answer: AI data centers Canada investments are surging because the country offers cold climates for free cooling, abundant hydro and renewable power, political stability, and proximity to U.S. hyperscalers. Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, and Vancouver are now the top hubs, with the market projected to jump from roughly USD 13 billion in 2026 to over…
The Headlines at a Glance Metric Current Context Vacancy Rate 5.0% Decade average was 2.1% 12-Month Rent Growth -1.7% First sustained decline in recent history Units Under Construction 23,269 14.7% of total inventory Average Market Rent $2,352/unit Highest in Canada YTD Sales Volume $184.1M Down sharply from $1.1B in 2025 Cap Rates 3.75%–4.75% Expanded ~50–100…
A deep-dive into Metro Vancouver’s commercial real estate landscape — Q1 2026 Edition 8.1%Vacancy Rate 683KSF Delivered (12 Mo) 373KNet Absorption SF $47.35Avg Asking Rent/SF By Abhishek Mamgain, Managing Broker — Urban TeamSource: CoStar Group · Report Date: June 3, 2026 Metro Vancouver’s office market has carried forward the resilience it built in 2025, entering 2026…
If you have been watching the real estate market in British Columbia, you already know that Surrey is no longer just a growing suburb. It has become one of the most talked-about areas for commercial industrial real estate investment in all of Canada. And in 2026, one property type is standing out above everything else…
If you have been watching Canada’s property landscape closely, you already know that the commercial real estate market does not move in a straight line. It reacts to interest rates, trade conditions, consumer behavior, and a dozen other forces all at once. As we move through the second quarter of 2026, the Lower Mainland —…
The commercial real estate market in Surrey continues to evolve rapidly in 2026. As one of the fastest-growing cities in British Columbia, Surrey is attracting investors, developers, businesses, and commercial property buyers looking for long-term growth opportunities. From industrial warehouses and retail plazas to office developments and mixed-use projects, Surrey’s commercial property sector is becoming…
If you are thinking about investing in real estate this year, Canada still has a lot to offer. Yes, prices went up in many places. But there are still cities where you can buy smart, earn good rental income, and build real wealth over time. This guide breaks down the top cities for real estate…