David Montressor*
Vice Chairman, National Apartment Group
Licence : *Sales Representative
Expérience professionnelle
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David Montressor is the founder and national practice leader of CBRE Canadian Capital Markets’ National Apartment Group. As national practice leader, David heads a team of over 12 high-producing apartment sales specialists in 9 offices across Canada.
Consistently achieving the #1 position in apartment sales company-wide, David has personally sold over $11.3 billion representing over 68,500 units traded*.
Since 2000, the National Apartment Group Canada has generated more than $25 billion in sales. While advising private capital individuals, institutions, pension funds and REIT clients, the team works collaboratively to provide a comprehensive range of real estate services in the multi-residential market both on a local and National level.
In addition to being CBRE’s national Multifamily practice leader, David is a key member of the CBRE Canadian Capital Markets platform. CBRE Capital Markets comprises over 25 real estate experts covering office, retail, hotels, industrial, urban land, and debt & structured finance across Canada.
*This data is updated on a quarterly basis. For current information, please reach out to a member of the CBRE National Apartment Group Ontario team
National Apartment Group
Have you unlocked the full value of your multifamily property?
With investors shying away from high-risk assets, multifamily investment properties are coveted by prospective owners and tightly held by existing owners. Whether you're looking to diversify your portfolio or sell a privately held asset, it is essential that you are aware of opportunities to unlock the full value of a multifamily property.
National Apartment Group - Toronto specializes in the sale of multifamily assets having successfully negotiated over $11 Billion in apartment transactions since 2000. While demand is high, maximizing asset values requires careful analysis of multifamily assets and the identification of an optimal pool of purchasers. We partner with institutions and private investors to help build investment advantage through:
- Strategic investment planning, including contract review and negotiations, due diligence, marketing and positioning the property
- Our network of private equity, institutional, REITs and private buyers
- Research intelligence on key multifamily trends in Canada and globally
- Full spectrum of real estate solutions from valuations, financing to project management full spectrum of real estate solutions from valuations, financing to project management
- Across Canada, access through our national platform
The National Apartment Group Toronto has held a strong leadership position within the Canadian multifamily market, and consistently set benchmark values over a 35 year period.
The following is a selected sample of notable transactions and portfolio trades. For more detailed information on these and other transactions, please contact us.
Perspectives et recherche
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L’inoccupation continue de se contracter, mais la reprise n’est pas uniforme
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Trois trimestres d’absorption positive, éclipsés par une demande concentrée et l’incertitude commerciale
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L’abordabilité dicte le rythme des activités sur le marché multirésidentiel
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‒ Le loyer net demandé moyen a poursuivi son ascension dans le Grand Montréal, maintenant à un nouveau sommet de 16,65 $ le pi². Ceci représente un
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‒Le taux global d’inoccupation du quartier central des affaires (QCA) a enregistré une hausse pour un troisième trimestre consécutif, avec un gain de 50
Perspectives multifamiliales récentes
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Alors que CBRE Montréal célèbre ses 30 ans, il est éloquent que deux des personnes qui ont fondé le bureau soient toujours en poste et plus actives que jamais.
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L’Équipe nationale d’investissement de CBRE Montréal a orchestré la vente du Laurence, un projet résidentiel de 230 logements signé Mondev, dans le Vieux-Montréal.
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Le taux d’inoccupation des bureaux au centre-ville tournait autour de 17,8 %, tandis que la disponibilité industrielle grimpait régulièrement sous l’effet d’une demande de grands entrepôts plus molle, atteignant 6,7 % au quatrième trimestre.
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Les réalisations immobilières commerciales transforment le visage des villes canadiennes et leur apportent un nouveau dynamisme.
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Six projets d’immobilier commercial à suivre en 2025.
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