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Montreal retail insight - Spring 2022

As business environment stabilizes, Montreal sees improved retail leasing market

May 06, 2022
Contributors:
  • Heli Brecailo

Summary and analysis of the retail real estate market as of April 2022. The report includes key market indicators (leasing activity, rents, available space, retail and food services sales, and foot traffic), the recovery from the COVID pandemic, expanding retailers, major developments, and future looking analysis.

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