Corey Gay

Corey is an Edmonton based Principal of Avison Young Canada. He focuses on the sale of Industrial, Retail and Office properties in Edmonton and Northern Alberta. With 16 years experience, all with Avison Young, Corey has earned the respect of his clients and colleagues.

Corey has successfully completed Investment Sales with Pension Funds, Pension Fund Advisors, REIT’s, Private Investors and Limited Partnerships. Some of Corey’s recent  clients include: Canadian Urban Equities, Morguard Investments Limited, GWL Realty Advisors, Artis REIT, Sun Life, TD Canada Trust, Manulife, Realex Properties Corporation,  Standard Life, Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan, Royop Properties, Dundee REIT, Allied Properties REIT, Crombie REIT, and The Insurance Corporation of B.C.

Through 16 years of experience, and a focus of putting the client’s needs first, Corey has become a trusted advisor; assisting clients with disposition services, acquisition advice, asset management decisions, such as: , hold vs. sell decisions and redevelopment/remerchandising decisions. In this era of economic uncertainty, both real estate owners, and mortgage lenders have sought Corey’s advice on both property and mortgage decisions.

Corey is a frequent traveler meeting with clients in all major Canadian centres with a particular emphasis of meeting with clients in person not only in Edmonton, but also in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and Calgary

Level of Knowledge:

Corey earned a  B. Comm from the University of Alberta, a CCIM Designation from the National Association of Realtors in Chicago, Illinois and is a member of the International Council of Shopping Centres.

Recent Transactions: Northrail Building (252,000 sf) Dresser Rand Building (38,000 sf) Sabo Portfolio (620,000 sf) Robbins & Meyer Energy Building (39,000 sf) Ponoka Shopping Centre (20,000 sf) Imperial Square II (71,000 sf) Imperial Square III (97,000 sf) 156th Street Industrial Park (285,000 sf) Ikon Office Building (48,000 sf) Metals Building (35,000 sf) Parks West Office Building (100,000 sf) Park Centre Office Building (25,000 sf)