Colliers says Canada office market exits peak vacancy, enters “great stabilization” phase

• Colliers Q3 2026 snapshot flagged a “stabilization” phase for Canadian offices as most markets move past peak vacancy.
• Industrial real estate outlook shifted toward specialized facilities, tied to more than $1 trillion in projected public-private defense, infrastructure spending.
• Greater Toronto office vacancy fell to 10.4% on 860,000 sq ft of positive absorption, led by Class A space.
• Calgary suburban office vacancy dropped to 12.9%, the first sub-13% reading in more than a decade.
• Vancouver industrial vacancy held at 2.6%; Montréal fell to 5.2% as tight supply conditions persisted.

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