Professional Experience
Associated Office
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Manager, Media & Content
Ryan Starr is the Manager of Media and Content for CBRE Canada.
A Toronto native, Ryan worked for years as a business journalist before joining CBRE in 2018.
He is the point of contact for media, providing journalists with CBRE’s industry-leading research and market intelligence and connecting reporters with CBRE’s thought leaders across all commercial real estate asset classes.
Ryan also anchors CBRE’s content development team, helping to create captivating stories that spotlight CBRE’s people and the great work they’re doing in the market and out in the community.
Whether you’re looking to interview a CBRE expert or to pitch an intriguing story idea for our Advantage Insights blog, feel free to reach out to Ryan: [email protected]
Advantage Insights
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L.L.Bean is coming to Toronto’s Manulife Centre, with a 9,500 sq. ft. store, the company’s 16th in Canada, opening this fall on the concourse level of the venerable shopping complex at Bay and Bloor streets.
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Randy Fisher and his three kids hit the ice with the CBRE London / CBRE Waterloo Region hockey team and raised $10,000 for London’s Hockey Helps the Homeless tournament.
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CBRE Vancouver’s Rudy Uhl is undertaking the BAR 100|100, a cross-Canada bike ride featuring ten 100 km ultramarathons to raise funds for the Canadian Mental Health Association.
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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.
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CBRE has hit the right note in leasing the former Chapters building in downtown Ottawa to Live Nation Canada.
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Artificial intelligence is becoming more prevalent and as a result, the need for energy to supply data centres is increasing. But in a global energy crisis, what’s the solution?
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Fraser McKenna and his team are working with Beedie, a West Coast residential and commercial developer, to sell industrial condo units at BOLT, its new development in Bolton, ON.
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The Canadian retail sector faces robust demand, low vacancy rates and limited construction activity, but CBRE’s Alistair Corbett says new developments are about to kick off in Alberta.
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CBRE Group, Inc. earlier this year combined its project management business with Turner & Townsend, a majority-owned subsidiary that provides program management, cost consultancy and project management services globally.
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Toronto's office market saw a 50 bps drop in vacancy to 18.5% in Q1 2025, while national industrial availability rose to 5.0% amid tariff concerns.