Search results

...enarrous Area OverviewRegarded by many as Canada’s culture capit... .... Montreal is also home to the Caisse de Depot et de Placement du Québec, which is the Pr... ...st concentration of post-secondary students of all North American cities. Most residents speak both French and English flu... ...ial real estate market. Over the past decade, the office, retail, industrial and ... ...ve all displayed remarkable stability despite global economic woes. Though ... ...ion.MarketsOfficeDue to its strategic location at the mouth of the St-Lawre... ...ulti-cultural workforce, the city has developed concentrations clustered ar... ...es tend to be longer, with historical demand for new development limited to government-subsi... ...s, its position as a premiere tourist destination and its European flair, Montreal’s retail sector has expanded steadily over the course of time. S... ...etail corridors. The list, which considers asking rental rates as a prime i... ...et in London.IndustrialWith more than 250 million square feet of industrial... ...port in the world, handling more than 25 million tonnes of cargo annually. ... ...ies have been present in Montreal for decades due to its large inventory base. Wh... ... the retail, industrial and multi-residential markets. Private investors te... ...holds in the industrial and multi-residential sectors.Avison Young in Montr...

...largest in the U.S., with more than 2.25 billion square feet of space. Almo... ...ly along Wacker Drive, has become the location for multiple office developm... ...roperty sector benefits from a unique location within North America. The in... ...al investors, and Chicago’s strategic location in the center of the country... ...d its first U.S. office in Chicago in 2009, marking the launch of aggressiv... ...on efforts. Due to the city’s Midwest location and prominent role in North ... ...orks closely with the company’s other locations in Canada and the U.S. on t...