Montreal Commercial Real Estate

Artificial Intelligence (AI) will be a major growth driver for the tech industry and office space demand over the next decade as AI adoption scales across industries and transforms businesses.

The $9.4 billion acquisition of First Capital REIT by KingSett Capital and Choice Properties REIT represents an extremely rare opportunity in the Canadian marketplace,

Discover the secrets of success from CBRE Canada's top women in commercial real estate. Nine leading brokers share insights on driving performance and leadership.

Montreal’s commercial real estate market had mixed results in 2025, with office vacancy downtown hovering around 17.8% while industrial availability climbed steadily on the back of softened large bay demand, hitting 6.7% in the fourth quarter.

From luxury shopping centres on the West Coast to state-of-the-art music venues in the nation’s capital, commercial real estate developments continue to reshape and positively impact cities across Canada.

CBRE and FIMJ raised a record $222K to support safe spaces for Montreal youth at their 2025 Charity Cocktail Reception.

Overall tech job growth has slowed, but the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) has increased demand for AI-specialty tech talent, according to CBRE’s latest Scoring Tech Talent report.

CBRE helped Ability Biotherapeutics secure a full floor at Phase 2 of Inspire Bio Innovations. Life sciences activity is starting to recover after a challenging 2024.

CBRE’s Michael Bellissimo discusses the changing uses of employment lands and infill industrial sites to accommodate recreational uses such as pickleball and padel courts.

To mark International Women’s Day, CBRE’s Michèle Boutet, Katie Sapieha and Emily Sisnett share how they accelerate action as women in commercial real estate.