Daniel Reid
Senior Vice President & Managing Director
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Daniel Reid, with more than 20 years of experience at CBRE, is the Managing Director for the Toronto North office.
Dan started his career in the Toronto North research department and one year later joined our office leasing division where he has transacted nearly five million square feet across the Greater Toronto Area.
Throughout two decades in the business Dan has built a long list of loyal clients on both the user and agency side who value his expertise, strategic vision, and candid advice. He brings these same strengths to his role at the helm of Toronto North, helping our company to continue raising the bar on real estate services in this vitally important market.
Dan believes strongly in driving performance by investing in people. As a homegrown talent, he is keen to build on Toronto North’s already strong culture and guide it to the next level.
Advantage Insights
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Land sales in the Greater Toronto Area are slow, but CBRE's Mike Czestochowski and Lauren White remain optimistic. They emphasize patience and integrity in tough markets.
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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.
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Toronto Real Estate Outlook 2025
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Six commercial real estate projects to watch in 2025.
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CBRE Canada’s Location Intelligence team generates dynamic views of population and labour force growth patterns in major markets such as Calgary, Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver.
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Canada’s office market is set for its first positive net absorption year since 2019, with six of ten cities showing net positive demand in Q3 2024, led by Toronto.
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Toronto’s New Suburban Frontier
During the pandemic, a land rush occurred near Toronto and Hamilton. Developers expected remote work to drive new residents. Housing affordability remains a critical issue.
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Australian fitness banner Air Locker Training, a gym that simulates high-altitude environments by removing oxygen from the air, has arrived in Canada and is slated to open its first location
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CBRE’s Matthew Pieszchala and Adam Occhipinti walk us through Othership’s transformation from backyard concept to international wellbeing movement.