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Toronto’s industrial market seems healthier than recent headlines suggest

Negative rhetoric appears misplaced when analysing Toronto’s industrial market with a wider lens
A 698,000-square-foot distribution centre at 221 Church St., South Ajax, was completed this past January and fully occupied by March. Owned by Crestpoint Real Estate Investments. (CoStar)<br>
A 698,000-square-foot distribution centre at 221 Church St., South Ajax, was completed this past January and fully occupied by March. Owned by Crestpoint Real Estate Investments. (CoStar)

Despite the prevailing narrative of a cooling industrial real estate market in Toronto, the city continues to outperform its peers in some key fundamentals. While rental rates are undergoing a correction, this shift follows an unprecedented bull run, one that saw record-breaking growth in both demand and pricing. The current recalibration is less a sign of weakness and more a natural pause after years of extraordinary expansion that was unsustainable.

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