| Millennials don’t just want to live in the City of Vancouver | /987/metro-vancouver-6-18-18-millennials-avoid-vancouver | <img alt="" src="/united-states/en-us/PublishingImages/Snapshots/people-hipsters-higher-education.jpg?RenditionID=6" style="BORDER:0px solid;" /> | /canada/en-ca/research/snapshots/987/metro-vancouver-6-18-18-millennials-avoid-vancouver | Millennials don’t just want to live in the City of Vancouver | The City of Vancouver is without a doubt the first choice for millennials when choosing where to live in Metro Vancouver. | | | |
| Distribution of industrial inventory across submarkets in the Greater Montreal Area | /950/montreal-5-29-18-industrial-inventory-distribution | <img alt="" src="/united-states/en-us/PublishingImages/Snapshots/industrial-loading-dock-forklift.jpg?RenditionID=6" style="BORDER:0px solid;" /> | /canada/en-ca/research/snapshots/950/montreal-5-29-18-industrial-inventory-distribution | Distribution of industrial inventory across submarkets in the Greater Montreal Area | The above map outlines the distribution of industrial inventory across each of the ten submarkets of the Greater Montreal Area. | | | |
| Direct average asking net rent continue its upward trajectory as vacancy continues to drop | /926/metro-vancouver-5-21-18-average-asking-net-rent | <img alt="" src="/united-states/en-us/PublishingImages/Snapshots/abstract-modern%20architecture-close-up.jpg?RenditionID=6" style="BORDER:0px solid;" /> | /canada/en-ca/research/snapshots/926/metro-vancouver-5-21-18-average-asking-net-rent | Direct average asking net rent continue its upward trajectory as vacancy continues to drop | The average direct asking net rent as of Q1 2018 for the Metro Vancouver market stands at $25.11 per square foot per annum, which represents a 2.2 percent increase quarter over quarter and 8.3 percent increase year over year. | | | |
| Time to pound the pavement! Quarterly investment in commercial construction permits just broke $2 million | /893/toronto-4-30-18-commercial-construction-permits-broke-2-million | <img alt="" src="/united-states/en-us/PublishingImages/Snapshots/banking-currency-and-pen.jpg?RenditionID=6" style="BORDER:0px solid;" /> | /canada/en-ca/research/snapshots/893/toronto-4-30-18-commercial-construction-permits-broke-2-million | Time to pound the pavement! Quarterly investment in commercial construction permits just broke $2 million | They just can’t build them fast enough. Quarterly investment in commercial building permits has just broken the CA$2 million mark for the first time in the city’s history! | | | |
| British Columbia’s real GDP expected to be the second best in Canada for 2018 | /827/vancouver-4-9-18-british-columbia-gdp-second-best | <img alt="" src="/united-states/en-us/PublishingImages/Snapshots/people-business-walking-stripes-abstract.jpg?RenditionID=6" style="BORDER:0px solid;" /> | /canada/en-ca/research/snapshots/827/vancouver-4-9-18-british-columbia-gdp-second-best | British Columbia’s real GDP expected to be the second best in Canada for 2018 | In the Royal Bank of Canada’s Provincial Economic Outlook for March 2018, British Columbia ranked second amongst all provinces - for the second consecutive year - in Real GDP growth. | | | |
| Industrial vacancy rates reach lowest point in eight years amid a market increasingly favorable to landlords | /811/montreal-4-2-18-industrial-vacancy-rates-reach-lowest-point | <img alt="" src="/united-states/en-us/PublishingImages/Snapshots/construction-industrial-rolls-wire-mesh-materials.jpg?RenditionID=6" style="BORDER:0px solid;" /> | /canada/en-ca/research/snapshots/811/montreal-4-2-18-industrial-vacancy-rates-reach-lowest-point | Industrial vacancy rates reach lowest point in eight years amid a market increasingly favorable to landlords | As of quarter one 2018, the vacancy rate for industrial real estate in the Greater Montreal Area is the lowest it has been in at least eight years, coinciding with a sizeable decrease in unemployment. | | | |
