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Toronto Industrial Insight

Large bay leasing picked up, but economic uncertainty is on the rise

July 17, 2025

Contributors:

Chad Piche

A summary of Q2 2025 local economic and real estate market conditions for the Toronto industrial market. The report includes key market indicators, tenant and landlord perspectives, and future looking analysis.

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