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Tariff escalations expected to have widespread impact on industrial property markets in US, Canada

Logistics demand to shift as construction costs rise, real estate firms say
The Ford Oakville Assembly Complex in Oakville, Ontario. The province has been identified as Canada's most tariff-exposed because of its reliance on automotive and manufacturing supply chains. (Getty)
The Ford Oakville Assembly Complex in Oakville, Ontario. The province has been identified as Canada's most tariff-exposed because of its reliance on automotive and manufacturing supply chains. (Getty)
CoStar News
September 8, 2026 | 10:13 P.M.

Real estate firms expect increased Canadian tariffs on some United States goods to raise construction costs and shift the markets where occupiers lease industrial space.

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