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We make it easy for you to find office space in Toronto. The Metro Toronto office space market has over 160 million square feet of office space and is the largest Canadian office market. In actuality, it is one of the five largest office markets in North America and as the financial center of Canada is the home to more corporate headquarters than any other city in Canada. What this means to you is that there are a lot of opportunities available with such a large office market, but also that they could be hard to come by for the very same reason; the market is very large and very spread out.
The Metro Toronto office space market is divided into many smaller sub markets. The major ones include:
Toronto-Downtown:
South of Bloor Street to Lake Ontario, Downtown Toronto has a diverse mix of buildings ranging from "A" class to "C" class. Downtown Toronto is the economic centre of Canada with many national and international tenants having their headquarters in Downtown Toronto. The prominent landlords in downtown Toronto are Brookfield, Oxford, Cadillac Fairview and Dundee.
Toronto-East:
East of Yonge Street and continuing to Victoria Park, Toronto East is primarily comprised of Class "C" buildings. Brick and Beam style buildings are very common in this area. Many creative technology and media companies make this area of Toronto their home. The prominent landlords in Toronto East are Colonia Treuhand and Allied Properties.
Toronto-Financial Core:
South of Queen Street to Front Street, the Toronto Financial Core is the financial centre of Canada. Dominated by class "A" office towers and the most densely built up area in Toronto, this area is the headquarters of many international companies including headquarters of Canada's four major banks. Legal firms, accounting firms and traders make the Financial Core their home. Landlords in the Financial Core include Dundee, Oxford, and Brookfield.
Markham:
Located within the Greater Toronto Area and north east of the city, Markham offers competitive rates for those tenants seeking larger spaces. A mix of class "A", "B" and "C" buildings, this area saw a lot of growth in the 80's and continues to see growth today. Markham offers excellent highway access for commuters. GWL and Dundee are landlords in this area along with smaller independent landlords.
Toronto-Midtown:
Located between Bloor Street to the south and Lawrence Avenue to the north, Toronto Midtown has lot to offer tenants wishing to be centrally located. Mostly comprised of older "B" and "C" class buildings, Midtown offers a central location with very competitive rates. Excellent subway access throughout, this is great option for tenants to provide easy commutes for their employees. The tenants in this area range from Lawyers to Medical uses.
Toronto-North:
Located north of Lawrence to Steeles Avenue, Toronto North has a wide range of buildings including many retail plazas and industrial areas. Many of the buildings in this area are low rise buildings. The primary attraction to this area is the accessibility to highways and a labour pool.
Toronto-West:
Located west of Yonge Street and west to Dufferin Street, Toronto West is home to many web based firms. The majority of the buildings in this area are class "B" and "C" buildings and are of a post and beam style architecture. One of the most active areas within Toronto West is Liberty Village. Liberty Village is home to web and tech firms. Just west of the Financial Core, this area provides easy access for commuters as well as easy access to the Downtown Financial Core. The prominent landlord in this area is Allied Properties.
Mississauga:
Located in the western part of Greater Toronto, Mississauga is home to many office and industrial tenants. The sixth largest city in Canada, it's growth is due to proximity to the city of Toronto and Mississauga is home to Canada's largest airport. For this reason, many companies need to be located within Mississauga. A complete mix of tenants, landlords and building styles, Mississauga has proven to be a diverse area of the Greater Toronto Area.
What we do is help you with your office space search in Toronto and the surrounding sub markets. When you make a request, using the form at the top of this page, we will take into consideration what your office needs are; the square feet of space you need, the general locale you are searching in and the type of office property you are looking for and assign it to the best fit from one of our many local Toronto area office tenant reps. Feel free to use the Tenant rep directory below to get an overview of them. From there, they will contact you and start the process going. The first step is the interview to make sure they have a thorough understanding of your needs and wants. Next they will do a search of office properties using their proprietary database of all of the available properties in the area in which you are looking and provide you with the entire list of availabilities along with a shortlist that they recommend. After that, you narrow don the alternatives and the rest of the process continues as a partnership of sorts to ensure you get the best space to fit your needs at the best possible price.
Toronto Office Space Markets
