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Map of Toronto Gets Harder To Draw As Investments Stretch Far Outside Traditional Boundaries

Summit Industrial CEO Sees Demand Soaring Inside Greenbelt
A Summit Industrial property in Guelph. (Jordano Zitiello-Finesso/CoStar)
A Summit Industrial property in Guelph. (Jordano Zitiello-Finesso/CoStar)
CoStar News
February 17, 2022 | 11:50 P.M.

The political boundaries of Canada's two largest cities are easy to define, but executives at one of the country's largest publicly traded industrial real estate investment trusts say defining the Toronto and Montreal investment areas is getting tougher — and wider — by the day.

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