Megan Kavanagh*
Sales Support Associate
Lic. * Sales Representative
Professional Experience
Associated Office
Since beginning her career at CBRE, Megan Kavanagh has proven her ability to help her team and their clients succeed in achieving ideal outcomes. Megan’s legal education in public law has provided her with the tools to critically analyze documentation related to transactions and listing procedures. She ensures the transaction process is seamless from start to finish. She also has a keen eye for design and visual techniques which aid in the marketing process. Overall, Megan plays a critical role within her team and is of significant value to her clients.
Megan has over 5 years of experience working in the real estate industry. She is business partners with Justin Bates (CBRE) and works closely with him, focusing on the industrial and office sectors of the Peel Region and Halton Region commercial markets. Megan has developed a particular expertise within the geographic areas of Oakville and Burlington. Her thorough understanding of this specific market provides her clients with deep insight and unmatched service.
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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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Record absorption continues into 2026 as recovery spreads across the market
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Suburban market begins year with mixed results
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Minimal changes recorded in key market indicators
