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Recent signals point to Montreal’s commercial real estate sector turning the corner

Investors appear more confident, the supply of new office and industrial space is limited, and the city is set to elect a new mayor and administration
Photo of a Ferris wheel at Montreal’s Old Port. With increased sales volume and limited construction activity, 2026 could be the beginning of a recovery in the city’s commercial real estate market. (Olivier Gariépy/CoStar)
Photo of a Ferris wheel at Montreal’s Old Port. With increased sales volume and limited construction activity, 2026 could be the beginning of a recovery in the city’s commercial real estate market. (Olivier Gariépy/CoStar)
CoStar Analytics
October 31, 2025 | 8:14 P.M.

Montreal’s commercial real estate market continues to adapt to various challenges. Yet after several difficult years, including a pandemic, the most rapid interest rate hiking cycle in modern times, and a trade war with the U.S., the city’s real estate markets appear to be finding their footing.

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