Justin Bates*
Vice President
Lic. *Sales Representative
Professional Experience
Associated Office
Justin Bates is a dynamic real estate advisor, specializing in the acquisition, disposition, and leasing of commercial property, with a particular expertise in the industrial and office sectors. Using a territory approach, with a focus on Oakville, Burlington, and Hamilton, Justin is truly a market leader in his geographic area. He has created significant value for tenants, landlords and investors alike, through expert communication, listening and consistently sound advice.
Providing a full range of real estate services, Justin’s attention to detail and willingness to go the extra mile for his clients makes him stand out in an increasingly competitive industry. As a Senior Vice President at the company, Justin’s success stems from his tenacious work ethic, client focus and unparalleled market knowledge. His passion for his work is evident in every conversation, negotiation and deal he touches.
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Recent Insights
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CBRE’s National Investment Team has sold 95 Wellington St. W., a Class A office tower in Toronto’s financial core, to BGO.
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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.
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We checked in with CBRE Toronto West Managing Director Adrian Lee to see what he’s got his eye on in the GTA industrial market this year.
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CBRE’s Chris Bournakas and Ted Overbaugh have sold 52 Futura Drive, a 141,000 sq. ft. industrial facility in Acton, ON, on behalf of Panattoni Development Co.
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Josh Doupe’s first day of work as a sales support coordinator at CBRE’s Toronto West office felt as if he was wading into uncharted territory.
Research & Reports
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Office recovery spreads with more relief to come in remainder of 2026
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Steady leasing activity supports market stabilization
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Suburban market gains momentum