Montreal Office Market Report 2021 Q3

As transactional activity ramps up across the region, the Suburban office market has shown a relatively significant amount of leasing activity as tenants favored brand new built out spaces in peripheral markets.

Despite the increasing amount of vacant space in Financial Core, the Greater Montreal Area saw its lowest growth in vacancy by about 40 basis points, quarter-over-quarter to 12.8%
The Suburban and Midtown markets registered an influx of tenants with a combined net absorption of 507,714 SF which resulted in a decline in vacant space for the first time since Q1 2020.
Developers continued to deliver some significant projects outside of Downtown sector, specifically in the Centre East with the delivery of Milwork at 7260 Saint-Urbain and 2601 William-Tremblay at Technopole Angus.

Montreal Office Market Report Q3 2021

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