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Toronto office insight - Q4 2021

Downtown vacancy reduced by 20 basis points in Q4, however, Omicron poses a renewed threat to recovery

January 20, 2022
Contributors:
  • Robin Lo
  • Chad Piche

Summary and analysis of local economic and real estate market conditions in Toronto as of Q4 2021. The report includes key market indicators, tenant and landlord perspectives, and future looking analysis.

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