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Canada Industrial Outlook 2021 Q1
The Canadian economy is now seeing some rebound this year with jobs, vaccine rollouts and federal recovery plans set in motion to boost consumer confidence and a more optimistic perspective. Meanwhile [more]
Demand from the film industry emerges as the industria...
Lights! Camera! Action! ? The explosion of the film industry migrating to Alberta is diversifying users of industrial space in Calgary. This industry is not alone, with other large user deals continui [more]
Action in Film Industry a Big Break for Local Economy
An unexpected, but very welcome, use for industrial warehouses is absorbing former manufacturing space in Calgary. Larmar Properties, represented by Marshall Toner, and a private investment firm, repr [more]
Rocky View County set to outpace Calgary for industria...
Rocky View County just outside the city of Calgary’s northern border looking to be a rising hot spot for industrial use. #ElephantInTheRoom Read article here. Source: CBC News
JLL Canada 2020 Top Team Award
Thank you to the National Leadership team and JLL family for this honour and recognition! We would also like to thank our clients and business partners for your ongoing support and we look forward to [more]
Canada investment outlook – Q4 2020
Investment landscape highly fragmented as investors shy away from “high-touch” office and retail, and flock to multifamily, industrial, and development land. SOURCE: https://www.jll.ca/en [more]
Lovingly Made Ingredients launches plant-based protein...
Our industrial brokerage team, led by Chris Saunders and Austin Smith, assisted Meatless Farm Co., a U.K. plant-based, meat-alternative company to set up base in Calgary. The company desired to be loc [more]
Team Highlighted Deals of 2020
We are proud to have represented the following companies as they tackled their real estate decisions at a time of great change and uncertainty.
Q4 2020 Calgary Industrial Insight
A strong finish to 2020 for Calgary’s industrial real estate market, with nearly 1.6m s.f. of positive absorption and vacancy dropping to 6.2%.