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Acton, ON

Acton

Acton's commercial real estate market within Halton Hills features industrial vacancy rates near 2–4% and retail lease rates of $14–$20/sq ft net as of 2026. The community's proximity to Highway 401 and the GTA's western growth corridor continues to attract logistics and light manufacturing tenants seeking affordable alternatives to Brampton and Mississauga.

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Ajax, ON

Ajax

Ajax's commercial real estate market encompasses over 2,500 registered businesses across Durham Region's western corridor, with industrial vacancy rates holding near 2–4% as of 2026. The town's position along Highway 401 and its proximity to GO Transit service have driven steady commercial lease rate appreciation of 5–8% annually over the past 18 months.

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Alliston, ON

Alliston

Alliston's commercial real estate market benefits from Honda Canada Manufacturing's massive presence and a population approaching 20,000 as of 2026, driving steady demand for industrial, retail, and mixed-use assets. Commercial vacancy rates hold near 4–7% across the town's primary corridors, with industrial lease rates trending upward over the past 12–18 months.

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Amherstburg, ON

Amherstburg

Amherstburg's commercial real estate market recorded steady activity through early 2026, with industrial vacancy holding near 4–6% and retail lease rates averaging $10–$14/sq ft along the Sandwich Street corridor. The municipality's proximity to Windsor and the Gordie Howe International Bridge positions it for continued growth in logistics and light manufacturing demand.

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Aurora, ON

Aurora

Aurora's commercial real estate market encompasses over 1,800 registered businesses across the Yonge Street and Wellington Street corridors, with commercial vacancy rates holding near 5–7% as of 2026. Industrial lease rates along the Leslie Street and Bayview Avenue employment lands average $14–$18/sq ft net, reflecting steady demand from advanced manufacturing and logistics tenants.

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Barrie, ON

Barrie

Barrie's commercial real estate market has expanded rapidly as of 2026, with over 5,500 registered businesses and a commercial vacancy rate hovering near 5–7% across its major corridors. Industrial lease rates along the Highway 400 corridor range from $12–$16/sq ft net, driven by steady population growth exceeding 2% annually and significant new development activity.

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Belleville, ON

Belleville

Belleville's commercial real estate market recorded steady demand across industrial and retail asset classes through early 2026, with commercial vacancy rates holding near 5–7% and industrial lease rates averaging $8–$12/sq ft net. The city's strategic position along the Highway 401 corridor between Toronto and Ottawa continues to attract distribution and logistics investment.

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Bowmanville, ON

Bowmanville

Bowmanville's commercial real estate market recorded steady absorption across its industrial and retail sectors throughout 2025–2026, with vacancy rates holding near 4–6% as the Highway 401/Highway 2 corridor attracts distribution and logistics tenants. Average commercial property values range from $150–$350 per square foot depending on asset class and proximity to major transportation routes.

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Bracebridge, ON

Bracebridge

Bracebridge's commercial real estate market is shaped by year-round tourism, seasonal cottage demand, and its role as the District Municipality of Muskoka's administrative centre, with commercial vacancy hovering near 5–8% as of 2026. Retail and mixed-use assets dominate the downtown core, while industrial parcels along Highway 11 attract logistics and building-supply operations.

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Bradford West Gwillimbury, ON

Bradford West Gwillimbury

Bradford West Gwillimbury's commercial real estate market has experienced steady expansion as of 2026, driven by population growth exceeding 3% annually and industrial vacancy rates holding near 3–5% across the Holland Marsh corridor and Highway 400 business parks. Retail and mixed-use development along Holland Street East continues to attract new tenants and investor capital.

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Brampton, ON

Brampton

Brampton's commercial real estate market encompasses over 6,300 businesses across approximately 80 million square feet of industrial, retail, and office space as of 2026. Industrial vacancy in Brampton has tightened to approximately 2.5–4%, driven by sustained demand along the Highway 410 and Highway 407 corridors, while average industrial lease rates range from $16–$22 per square foot net.

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Brantford, ON

Brantford

Brantford's commercial real estate market encompasses over 1,800 commercial and industrial properties with combined assessed values exceeding $1.8 billion as of 2026. Industrial vacancy rates in Brantford hover near 3–5%, reflecting strong demand along the Highway 403 corridor that connects the city to Hamilton and the broader GTA.

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Brockville, ON

Brockville

Brockville's commercial real estate market recorded steady demand across retail and industrial sectors through early 2026, with commercial vacancy rates estimated at 7–10% and industrial lease rates averaging $6–$9/sq ft net. The city's strategic position on the Highway 401 corridor between Toronto and Montreal continues to attract logistics and light manufacturing investment.

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Burlington, ON

Burlington

Burlington's commercial real estate market encompasses over 4,200 registered businesses across the QEW corridor and downtown core, with commercial vacancy holding near 5.5% as of early 2026. Industrial lease rates along the Burlington East industrial node average $14–$18/sq ft net, while Class A office space commands $22–$28/sq ft gross — positioning Burlington as one of Halton Region's most competitive investment markets.

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Caledon, ON

Caledon

Caledon's commercial real estate market has experienced accelerating growth since 2024, driven by industrial land demand along the Bolton and Tullamore corridors where vacancy rates have tightened below 4%. As of 2026, the town supports approximately 3,500 registered businesses with commercial property values averaging $175–$350 per square foot depending on asset class and proximity to Highway 410.

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Cambridge, ON

Cambridge

Cambridge's commercial real estate market encompasses over 3,200 registered businesses across Waterloo Region, with industrial vacancy rates trending near 2.5% and office vacancy holding around 8–10% as of early 2026. The city's manufacturing-driven economy and strategic Highway 401 corridor position sustain steady demand for industrial and mixed-use assets.

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Centre Wellington, ON

Centre Wellington

Centre Wellington's commercial real estate market encompasses approximately 29,850 residents across the Township's primary centres of Fergus and Elora, with industrial vacancy rates holding near 3–5% and retail occupancy remaining strong along St. Andrew Street as of 2026. The municipality has experienced steady population growth of 2–3% annually, driven by its proximity to Guelph and the broader Waterloo Region technology corridor.

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Chatham, ON

Chatham

Chatham-Kent's commercial real estate market encompasses approximately 3,200 registered businesses as of 2026, with industrial vacancy rates holding near 4–6% and retail lease rates averaging $10–$16/sq ft net across the municipality's primary corridors. Accelerating greenhouse agriculture investment and automotive-sector supply chain growth have sustained steady commercial property demand over the past 12–18 months.

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Clarington, ON

Clarington

Clarington's commercial real estate market encompasses over 1,500 commercial and industrial properties anchored by the energy, manufacturing, and logistics sectors, with overall commercial vacancy trending near 5–7% as of early 2026. Industrial lease rates along the Highway 401/Energy Drive corridor average $10–$14/sq ft net, positioning Clarington as one of Durham Region's most competitive markets for owner-occupiers and investors.

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Clearview, ON

Clearview

Clearview Township's commercial real estate market centres on the communities of Stayner, Creemore, and New Lowell, with commercial vacancy rates estimated at 5–8% as of 2026. Agricultural land values and proximity to Collingwood's tourism economy continue to drive steady demand across retail, industrial, and mixed-use asset classes.

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Clinton, ON

Clinton

Clinton's commercial real estate market centres on its historic downtown retail corridor along Huron Street and a growing light-industrial base, with commercial vacancy trending near 8–12% as of 2026. Property values in this Huron County community range from $60–$130 per square foot, reflecting steady demand from agricultural service businesses and regional retail operators.

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Cobourg, ON

Cobourg

Cobourg's commercial real estate market features approximately 800 registered businesses and a commercial vacancy rate near 5–7% as of 2026. The town's heritage downtown core, waterfront redevelopment district, and Highway 401 industrial corridor anchor a diversified property market valued at an estimated $450 million in total commercial assessment.

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Collingwood, ON

Collingwood

Collingwood's commercial real estate market features a distinctive blend of tourism-driven retail, hospitality assets, and growing industrial inventory, with commercial vacancy rates estimated at 4–7% as of 2026. Average commercial property values range from $150–$350 per square foot, supported by year-round tourism anchored by Blue Mountain Resort and Georgian Bay waterfront development.

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County of Brant, ON

County of Brant

The County of Brant's commercial real estate market recorded steady absorption across its industrial and retail sectors through 2025–2026, with commercial vacancy holding near 5–7% and industrial lease rates averaging $8–$12/sq ft net. As of 2026, the county's proximity to Brantford and Highway 403 continues to attract logistics and light manufacturing tenants seeking affordable alternatives to GTA-adjacent markets.

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Delhi, ON

Delhi

Delhi's commercial real estate market in Norfolk County centres on agricultural processing, retail services, and light industrial operations, with commercial vacancy rates estimated at 8–12% as of 2026. Average commercial property values range from $80–$160 per square foot, reflecting the community's role as a regional service centre within Ontario's tobacco belt.

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Elora, ON

Elora

Elora's commercial real estate market centres on heritage retail, tourism-hospitality assets, and light industrial properties, with commercial vacancy holding near 3–5% as of 2026. The village's position within Centre Wellington, Wellington County, supports a growing resident base of approximately 7,900 alongside seasonal visitor traffic exceeding 500,000 annually.

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Essa, ON

Essa

Essa Township's commercial real estate market encompasses approximately 450 commercial and industrial properties as of 2026, anchored by the Angus community and its proximity to CFB Borden. Industrial lease rates in Essa range from $8–$12/sq ft net, positioning the township as one of Simcoe County's most affordable markets for logistics and light manufacturing tenants.

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Essex, ON

Essex

Essex's commercial real estate market encompasses approximately 400 commercial and industrial properties as of 2026, with agricultural-related industrial assets and retail corridors anchoring a steady market valued at an estimated $350–$450 million. Vacancy rates across the town's core commercial areas hold near 6–9%, reflecting moderate demand driven by Essex County's greenhouse and agri-business sector.

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Fergus, ON

Fergus

Fergus, Wellington County's commercial real estate market features steady demand across industrial, retail, and mixed-use sectors, with commercial vacancy rates holding near 4–6% as of 2026. The community's population of approximately 21,400 and proximity to Guelph and the Highway 6 corridor support consistent property value appreciation and growing investor interest.

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Fort Erie, ON

Fort Erie

Fort Erie's commercial real estate market benefits from its Peace Bridge border crossing, which processes over 4 million vehicle crossings annually, anchoring demand for industrial, logistics, and retail assets as of 2026. Commercial vacancy rates in Fort Erie hover near 6–9%, with industrial lease rates trending upward following sustained cross-border trade activity and new tourism-related investment.

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Georgetown, ON

Georgetown

Georgetown's commercial real estate market benefits from its position as the primary urban centre within Halton Hills, with commercial vacancy rates hovering near 4–6% as of 2026. Over 1,500 registered businesses operate across the community's retail corridors and industrial parks, generating steady demand for AACI-certified appraisals.

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Georgina, ON

Georgina

Georgina's commercial real estate market recorded steady activity through early 2026, with industrial vacancy holding near 4–6% and retail lease rates averaging $14–$18/sq ft net along Woodbine Avenue and Dalton Road corridors. The town's population of approximately 47,290 and proximity to the northern GTA continue to attract new commercial investment.

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Goderich, ON

Goderich

Goderich's commercial real estate market centres on its distinctive octagonal downtown square and growing harbour-area industrial zone, with commercial vacancy trending near 6–9% as of 2026. Tourism-driven retail along The Square and West Street commands lease rates of $10–$16/sq ft net, while the Sifto salt mine anchors industrial property demand across Huron County.

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Greater Napanee, ON

Greater Napanee

Greater Napanee's commercial real estate market features vacancy rates in the 8–12% range as of 2026, with industrial lease rates averaging $6–$9/sq ft net and downtown retail space at $10–$15/sq ft gross. The town's strategic position along the Highway 401 corridor between Kingston and Belleville continues to attract logistics and light manufacturing investment.

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Grimsby, ON

Grimsby

Grimsby's commercial real estate market maintains a vacancy rate of approximately 4–6% as of 2026, reflecting steady demand along the QEW corridor for industrial, retail, and mixed-use properties. Average commercial property values in the town range from $150–$350 per square foot, with industrial assets near the Casablanca Boulevard employment area trending upward over the past 12–18 months.

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Guelph, ON

Guelph

Guelph's commercial real estate market maintained a combined vacancy rate near 4.5% as of early 2026, with industrial lease rates averaging $12–$16/sq ft net and office space commanding $18–$24/sq ft gross. The city's diverse economic base — anchored by advanced manufacturing, agri-food innovation, and the University of Guelph — supports consistent demand across all major property classes.

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Haldimand County, ON

Haldimand County

Haldimand County's commercial real estate market recorded steady industrial and agricultural property demand through early 2026, with industrial vacancy holding near 4–6% and retail lease rates averaging $10–$14/sq ft along the Highway 6 corridor. The county's proximity to Hamilton and the Nanticoke Industrial Zone anchors long-term commercial property values.

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Halton Hills, ON

Halton Hills

Halton Hills, Halton Region's fastest-growing municipality, maintains a commercial vacancy rate near 4–6% as of 2026, driven by strong industrial demand along the Highway 401 corridor. With over 2,800 registered businesses and industrial lease rates averaging $14–$18/sq ft net, the town's commercial real estate market continues to outperform many Greater Toronto Area suburban peers.

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Hamilton, ON

Hamilton

Hamilton's commercial real estate market encompasses over 5,500 commercial and industrial properties, with industrial vacancy rates holding near 2.5% and office vacancy trending around 12–14% as of early 2026. The city's $22 billion GDP base and 1.8% annual population growth rate continue to drive steady demand for warehouse, logistics, and mixed-use development across the lower city and Mountain corridors.

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Ingersoll, ON

Ingersoll

Ingersoll represents a strategic commercial market in southwestern Ontario, with automotive manufacturing and advanced industries driving sustained economic development. Our certified appraisal professionals provide comprehensive property valuation services throughout the municipality and Oxford County.

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Innisfil, ON

Innisfil

Innisfil's commercial real estate market has expanded rapidly alongside population growth exceeding 3% annually, with industrial lease rates averaging $10–$14/sq ft net and retail vacancy holding near 5–7% as of 2026. The Innisfil Heights employment corridor and Alcona waterfront district anchor the town's commercial inventory of over 1,200 registered businesses.

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Kawartha Lakes, ON

Kawartha Lakes

Kawartha Lakes' commercial real estate market recorded steady absorption across its industrial and retail sectors as of 2026, with commercial vacancy rates holding near 5–8% across the Lindsay downtown core and Highway 35 corridor. The municipality's population of approximately 79,500 and growing retiree-driven demand continue to support mixed-use and retail development activity.

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Keswick, ON

Keswick

Keswick, the largest community in the Town of Georgina, York Region, supports a growing commercial real estate market driven by lakefront tourism and suburban residential expansion, with commercial vacancy rates estimated at 5–8% as of 2026. Retail and mixed-use assets dominate the local inventory, with average lease rates ranging from $14–$22/sq ft along the Woodbine Avenue and The Queensway South corridors.

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King, ON

King

King Township's commercial real estate market is characterized by estate-lot residential communities, rural-commercial properties, and emerging employment lands along the Highway 400 corridor, with commercial vacancy hovering near 4–6% as of 2026. The township's median household income exceeding $140,000 positions its retail and service-oriented commercial assets among the highest-performing in York Region.

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Kingston, ON

Kingston

Kingston's commercial real estate market comprises approximately 2,800 commercial and institutional properties as of 2026, anchored by Queen's University, Canadian Forces Base Kingston, and Kingston Health Sciences Centre. Industrial vacancy sits near 3–5% while office vacancy ranges from 8–11%, reflecting steady demand from public-sector tenants and a growing innovation economy.

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Kingsville, ON

Kingsville

Kingsville's commercial real estate market is shaped by one of North America's largest concentrations of greenhouse agriculture and a growing agri-tourism sector, with commercial vacancy rates estimated at 4–7% as of 2026. Industrial and agricultural-commercial properties dominate the landscape, with over 2,500 acres of greenhouse operations generating approximately $1.5 billion in annual economic output for Essex County.

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Kitchener, ON

Kitchener

Kitchener's commercial real estate market features a combined inventory exceeding 45 million square feet of industrial, office, and retail space, with overall vacancy trending near 4–6% as of early 2026. The city's tech-driven economy and ION LRT corridor are fuelling mixed-use development and compressing cap rates toward 5.5–6.5% across major asset classes.

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Lakeshore, ON

Lakeshore

Lakeshore's commercial real estate market has expanded steadily through 2025–2026, driven by industrial demand along the Highway 401 corridor and residential growth pushing population past 40,000. Commercial vacancy rates in Lakeshore sit at approximately 5–7%, with industrial lease rates averaging $8–$12/sq ft net — competitive compared to neighbouring Windsor.

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LaSalle, ON

LaSalle

LaSalle's commercial real estate market features industrial vacancy rates near 3–5% and retail lease rates averaging $14–$20/sq ft net as of 2026. The town's strategic location along the Highway 401 corridor at the doorstep of the Windsor-Detroit border crossing supports steady demand for logistics, manufacturing, and service-oriented commercial properties.

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Leamington, ON

Leamington

Leamington's commercial real estate market is anchored by Canada's largest concentration of greenhouse agriculture, with over 3,000 acres under glass driving industrial and retail demand as of 2026. Commercial vacancy rates remain below 5% across the municipality's core corridors, while industrial lease rates have risen 8–12% over the past 18 months.

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Lindsay, ON

Lindsay

Lindsay's commercial real estate market serves as the retail and service hub for the City of Kawartha Lakes, with approximately 1,200 commercial establishments and overall commercial vacancy trending near 7–9% as of 2026. Industrial lease rates range from $6–$10/sq ft net while downtown retail space commands $10–$16/sq ft gross, positioning Lindsay as one of Ontario's most affordable mid-market investment destinations.

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Listowel, ON

Listowel

Listowel emerges as a dynamic commercial real estate market within Perth County, powered by agri-food processing and manufacturing sectors driving regional expansion. Our certified appraisers deliver precise property valuation services across this fast-growing municipality.

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London, ON

London

London's commercial real estate market encompasses over 4,500 commercial and industrial properties across a diversified economy anchored by healthcare, education, insurance, and advanced manufacturing, with aggregate commercial property values exceeding $8 billion as of 2026. Vacancy rates across the city's key corridors have tightened to 6–9% for office space and below 3% for industrial assets over the past 12–18 months.

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Markham, ON

Markham

Markham's commercial real estate market encompasses over 8,500 businesses and ranks as Canada's high-tech capital, with commercial vacancy rates holding near 8–10% for office and below 3% for industrial space as of 2026. The city's $20+ billion commercial property base supports annual transaction volumes exceeding $1.5 billion across its technology-anchored corridors.

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Middlesex Centre, ON

Middlesex Centre

Middlesex Centre's commercial real estate market centres on agricultural land, rural industrial properties, and village retail along Ilderton and Komoka corridors, with commercial vacancy trending below 5% as of 2026. The municipality's proximity to London, Ontario drives steady demand for warehouse and logistics space at lease rates 20–30% below London's urban core.

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Midland, ON

Midland

Midland's commercial real estate market encompasses approximately 650 commercial and industrial properties as of 2026, with waterfront tourism and advanced manufacturing anchoring demand across retail, office, and industrial asset classes. Commercial vacancy rates in Midland hover near 6–9%, reflecting a steady small-market environment with seasonal demand spikes tied to Georgian Bay tourism.

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Milton, ON

Milton

Milton's commercial real estate market has expanded rapidly alongside population growth exceeding 3% annually, with industrial vacancy rates holding near 2–4% and over 5,500 registered businesses operating across the municipality as of 2026. Average industrial lease rates range from $14–$18/sq ft net, positioning Milton as a competitive logistics and distribution hub within the Greater Toronto Area.

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Mississauga, ON

Mississauga

Mississauga's commercial real estate market encompasses over 113 million square feet of industrial, office, retail, and mixed-use inventory as of 2026, with commercial vacancy rates holding near 8–10% for office and below 3% for industrial. More than 65,000 registered businesses and 62 Fortune 500 Canadian headquarters underpin consistent demand for AACI-certified appraisals across the city.

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New Tecumseth, ON

New Tecumseth

New Tecumseth's commercial real estate market recorded steady growth through early 2026, driven by Honda Canada's $15-billion EV battery plant investment and expanding industrial corridors along Highway 89. Commercial vacancy sits near 4–6% across the town's three urban centres, with industrial lease rates averaging $10–$14/sq ft net.

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Newmarket, ON

Newmarket

Newmarket's commercial real estate market encompasses over 2,500 registered businesses across York Region's northern growth corridor, with commercial vacancy rates holding near 5–7% as of early 2026. Industrial lease rates along the Davis Drive and Mulock Drive corridors average $12–$16/sq ft net, reflecting steady demand from advanced manufacturing and logistics tenants.

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Niagara Falls, ON

Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls, Ontario's commercial real estate market comprises over 3,200 registered businesses anchored by a $2.4 billion annual tourism economy, with hospitality and retail vacancy rates tightening below 7% as of early 2026. Industrial lease rates along the QEW corridor have climbed 8–12% since 2024, driven by cross-border logistics demand and renewed manufacturing investment.

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Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON

Niagara-on-the-Lake

Niagara-on-the-Lake's commercial real estate market centres on tourism-hospitality, viticulture, and heritage retail, with commercial vacancy holding near 4–6% along Queen Street and the Glendale corridor as of 2026. Retail lease rates in the Old Town average $30–$45/sq ft net, while winery and hospitality assets command premium valuations driven by seasonal revenue exceeding $15 million annually across the district.

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Norfolk County, ON

Norfolk County

Norfolk County's commercial real estate market recorded steady demand across its agricultural, industrial, and retail sectors as of 2026, with industrial vacancy rates holding near 4–6% and average commercial property values ranging from $80–$180 per square foot. The county's diversified economic base — anchored by agriculture, food processing, and tourism — supports approximately 2,800 registered businesses serving a population exceeding 64,700.

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North Perth, ON

North Perth

North Perth's commercial real estate market centers on the town of Listowel, where vacancy rates hold near 5–8% across retail and industrial sectors as of 2026. With a population of approximately 14,200 and steady agricultural-manufacturing employment, the municipality offers affordable commercial properties averaging $80–$150 per square foot compared to the Ontario average of $200+.

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North York, ON

North York

North York's commercial real estate market encompasses over 40 million square feet of office, industrial, retail, and mixed-use inventory as of 2026, anchored by the Yonge-Sheppard corridor and Highways 401 and 404. Commercial vacancy rates across the district range from 3–5% for industrial space to 12–16% for office, with lease rates reflecting its position as a major GTA business hub.

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Oakville, ON

Oakville

Oakville's commercial real estate market encompasses over 3,500 registered businesses across Halton Region's most affluent municipality, with commercial vacancy rates holding near 5–7% as of 2026. Industrial lease rates along the QEW corridor average $16–$20/sq ft net, while premium office space along Lakeshore Road commands $24–$32/sq ft gross.

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Orangeville, ON

Orangeville

Orangeville's commercial real estate market encompasses approximately 1,200 commercial and industrial properties as of 2026, anchored by the town's role as the administrative and retail hub of Dufferin County. Commercial vacancy rates have held in the 5–8% range, with steady demand driven by population growth trending near 1.5% annually and expanding logistics activity along Highway 10 and Highway 9 corridors.

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Orillia, ON

Orillia

Orillia's commercial real estate market recorded steady absorption across its retail and mixed-use corridors through early 2026, with commercial vacancy rates holding near 6–8% across the Laclie Street and Memorial Avenue nodes. Casino Rama Resort and a growing tourism economy anchor demand for hospitality, retail, and service-oriented commercial space in this Simcoe County market.

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Oro-Medonte, ON

Oro-Medonte

Oro-Medonte's commercial real estate market centres on tourism-driven resort properties, agricultural land, and rural commercial assets, with commercial vacancy rates holding near 4–6% across the township as of 2026. The four-season recreation economy anchored by Horseshoe Resort and Hardwood Ski and Bike supports steady demand for hospitality and retail commercial space.

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Oshawa, ON

Oshawa

Oshawa's commercial real estate market encompasses over 3,500 registered businesses across industrial, office, retail, and mixed-use sectors, with commercial vacancy rates holding near 5–7% as of early 2026. The city's industrial segment dominates transaction volume, driven by automotive manufacturing supply chains and logistics operations along the Highway 401 corridor.

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Owen Sound, ON

Owen Sound

Owen Sound's commercial real estate market serves as the primary service hub for Grey County, with approximately 1,800 registered businesses and a commercial vacancy rate trending near 8–10% as of 2026. Industrial lease rates average $6–$9/sq ft net, positioning Owen Sound as one of Southwestern Ontario's most affordable markets for logistics and manufacturing operators.

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Pelham, ON

Pelham

Pelham's commercial real estate market benefits from its strategic Niagara Region location between St. Catharines and Welland, with commercial vacancy rates holding near 4–6% and industrial lease rates averaging $8–$12/sq ft net as of 2026. The town's population of approximately 18,750 supports a growing base of retail, agricultural-commercial, and light industrial assets along key corridors including Highway 20 and Canboro Road.

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Peterborough, ON

Peterborough

Peterborough's commercial real estate market recorded approximately $180 million in transaction volume through 2025, with industrial vacancy tightening below 4% and office lease rates averaging $16–$22/sq ft gross as of early 2026. The city's healthcare, education, and advanced manufacturing sectors anchor steady demand across roughly 1,200 commercial properties.

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Pickering, ON

Pickering

Pickering's commercial real estate market encompasses approximately 3,200 registered businesses across Durham Region's western gateway, with commercial vacancy rates holding near 5–7% as of early 2026. Industrial lease rates along the Highway 401 corridor average $14–$18/sq ft net, while the Pickering City Centre intensification area is driving new mixed-use development activity valued at over $2 billion.

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Port Colborne, ON

Port Colborne

Port Colborne's commercial real estate market recorded steady demand across industrial and retail segments in 2026, with commercial vacancy rates holding near 7–9% and industrial lease rates averaging $6–$9/sq ft net. The city's strategic position at the southern terminus of the Welland Canal continues to attract marine-related logistics and manufacturing tenants seeking affordable Niagara Region alternatives.

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Port Dover, ON

Port Dover

Port Dover's commercial real estate market centres on a tourism-driven waterfront economy that supports approximately 200 registered businesses, with retail vacancy rates hovering near 5–8% as of 2026. Seasonal demand from Lake Erie tourism generates peak occupancy during May through October, while industrial pockets along Highway 6 maintain year-round stability with lease rates averaging $6–$9/sq ft net.

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Port Hope, ON

Port Hope

Port Hope's commercial real estate market recorded steady demand across its heritage downtown core and Highway 401 industrial corridor through early 2026, with commercial vacancy holding near 6–9% and industrial lease rates averaging $8–$12/sq ft net. The municipality's population of approximately 16,500 supports a compact but diversified commercial base anchored by tourism, manufacturing, and public-sector employment.

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Port Perry, ON

Port Perry

Port Perry's commercial real estate market centres on its heritage Queen Street downtown corridor and expanding Highway 7A commercial strip, with retail vacancy holding near 4–6% as of 2026. The township's population of approximately 9,741 supports a growing tourism-driven economy anchored by Lake Scugog waterfront assets and seasonal visitor spending exceeding $30 million annually.

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Prince Edward County, ON

Prince Edward County

Prince Edward County's commercial real estate market is shaped by a thriving tourism and wine-country economy, with over 40 licensed wineries and more than 800 registered businesses driving demand for hospitality, retail, and mixed-use properties as of 2026. Commercial vacancy in the County's core villages of Picton and Wellington remains below 5%, reflecting sustained seasonal and year-round interest from investors and owner-operators.

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Quinte West, ON

Quinte West

Quinte West's commercial real estate market centres on a defence-sector anchor at 8 Wing Trenton and a diversified manufacturing base, with commercial vacancy rates trending near 7–9% as of 2026. Industrial lease rates average $8–$12/sq ft net, positioning the city as one of eastern Ontario's most affordable logistics and production hubs.

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Richmond Hill, ON

Richmond Hill

Richmond Hill's commercial real estate market encompasses over 4,500 registered businesses across retail, office, and industrial sectors as of 2026, with commercial vacancy rates holding steady near 5–7% along its Yonge Street and Highway 7 corridors. Average industrial lease rates range from $14–$18/sq ft net, while office rents command $18–$26/sq ft gross, reflecting sustained demand driven by the city's population of over 202,000.

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Sarnia, ON

Sarnia

Sarnia's commercial real estate market is anchored by Canada's largest petrochemical cluster, with industrial vacancy rates holding near 4–6% and over 60 chemical and refining facilities generating sustained demand as of 2026. Average industrial lease rates range from $7–$11/sq ft net, positioning Sarnia among Southwestern Ontario's most competitively priced industrial markets.

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Saugeen Shores, ON

Saugeen Shores

Saugeen Shores' commercial real estate market is anchored by the Bruce Power nuclear complex and a growing Lake Huron tourism sector, with commercial vacancy holding near 4–7% across Port Elgin and Southampton as of 2026. Industrial demand has tightened over the past 18 months as the $36-billion Bruce Power refurbishment drives workforce expansion and supply-chain investment.

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Scarborough, ON

Scarborough

Scarborough's commercial real estate market encompasses over 632,000 residents and thousands of commercial properties spanning industrial parks, retail plazas, and office corridors, with commercial vacancy rates holding in the 5–8% range as of 2026. Industrial lease rates along the Highway 401 corridor average $14–$18/sq ft net, while retail space in high-traffic nodes commands $20–$30/sq ft gross.

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Severn, ON

Severn

Severn's commercial real estate market centres on Highway 11 corridor retail, Coldwater village commercial properties, and seasonal resort assets along the Trent-Severn Waterway, with commercial vacancy averaging 8–12% as of 2026. Industrial lease rates in Severn range from $6–$10/sq ft net, while resort and tourism-oriented properties command premium valuations tied to waterfront access and seasonal income streams.

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Springwater, ON

Springwater

Springwater's commercial real estate market is anchored by a growing population of over 20,000 residents and steady demand for industrial, retail, and agricultural properties across the Simcoe County corridor as of 2026. Commercial vacancy rates in the township remain below 5%, reflecting constrained supply and increasing investor interest driven by proximity to Barrie's expanding urban core.

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St. Catharines, ON

St. Catharines

St. Catharines' commercial real estate market recorded commercial vacancy rates near 5–7% across office and retail segments as of early 2026, with industrial availability tightening below 3% along the QEW corridor. Average commercial property values range from $120 to $280 per square foot depending on asset class, reflecting steady demand driven by Brock University expansion and Niagara Region population growth exceeding 1.5% annually.

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St. Clair, ON

St. Clair

St. Clair Township's commercial real estate market centres on industrial facilities along the petrochemical corridor near Sarnia, agricultural operations, and waterfront-oriented retail, with commercial vacancy rates estimated at 6–9% as of 2026. The township's strategic position on the St. Clair River and proximity to the U.S. border via the Bluewater Bridge supports steady demand for logistics and manufacturing space.

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St. Thomas, ON

St. Thomas

St. Thomas, Elgin County's commercial real estate market is experiencing a transformative growth cycle driven by the Volkswagen PowerCo gigafactory investment, with industrial vacancy rates tightening below 4% as of 2026. Average commercial property values have risen 15–25% over the past 18 months, positioning the city as Southwestern Ontario's fastest-emerging industrial hub.

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Stratford, ON

Stratford

Stratford's commercial real estate market benefits from a diversified economy anchored by the world-renowned Stratford Festival, advanced manufacturing, and a growing technology sector, with commercial vacancy rates holding near 5–7% as of 2026. Industrial lease rates average $8–$12/sq ft net, while downtown retail space commands $14–$22/sq ft gross, reflecting steady tourism-driven demand.

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Strathroy-Caradoc, ON

Strathroy-Caradoc

Strathroy-Caradoc's commercial real estate market features industrial vacancy rates below 4% and steady retail demand along Frank Street and Caradoc Street South as of 2026. With a population of approximately 21,900 and proximity to London's western growth corridor, the municipality attracts industrial tenants and logistics operators seeking affordable space within Middlesex County.

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Thorold, ON

Thorold

Thorold's commercial real estate market centres on the Welland Canal industrial corridor with vacancy rates holding near 4–6% as of 2026, driven by steady logistics and manufacturing demand. Average industrial lease rates range from $8–$12/sq ft net, positioning Thorold competitively below Niagara Region peers like St. Catharines and Niagara Falls.

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Tillsonburg, ON

Tillsonburg

Tillsonburg's commercial real estate market features industrial vacancy rates near 3–5% and over 1,200 registered businesses as of 2026. Average industrial lease rates range from $8–$12/sq ft net, positioning the town as one of Oxford County's most cost-competitive commercial markets for manufacturers and logistics operators.

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Toronto, ON

Toronto

Toronto's commercial real estate market represents the largest and most liquid property market in Canada, with an estimated total commercial inventory exceeding 500 million square feet across office, industrial, retail, and mixed-use sectors as of 2026. Downtown office vacancy has trended near 12–14%, while industrial vacancy remains exceptionally tight at approximately 1.5–2.5% across the GTA.

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Trent Hills, ON

Trent Hills

Trent Hills, Northumberland County, Ontario presents an emerging commercial real estate market with vacancy rates estimated at 8–12% and industrial lease rates averaging $6–$9/sq ft net as of 2026. The municipality's agricultural base and Trent-Severn Waterway tourism corridor support steady demand for retail, mixed-use, and light industrial properties across its three primary communities of Campbellford, Hastings, and Warkworth.

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Uxbridge, ON

Uxbridge

Uxbridge's commercial real estate market centres on a compact downtown core and expanding industrial and rural-commercial corridors, with commercial vacancy rates holding near 5–7% as of 2026. The township's approximately 21,700 residents support a stable retail and service economy complemented by growing agri-business, tourism, and light industrial sectors.

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Vaughan, ON

Vaughan

Vaughan's commercial real estate market encompasses over 5,500 businesses across its major employment corridors, with industrial vacancy trending near 1.5–2.5% as of early 2026. The city's $1.8 billion annual construction investment pipeline and proximity to Highway 400 and Highway 407 sustain strong demand for industrial, office, and retail assets throughout York Region.

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Wasaga Beach, ON

Wasaga Beach

Wasaga Beach's commercial real estate market is shaped by its status as Ontario's premier beach tourism destination, with over 2 million annual visitors generating strong seasonal retail and hospitality demand as of 2026. Commercial vacancy along the Beach Area 1–2 corridor sits at approximately 6–9%, with retail lease rates ranging from $14–$22/sq ft net depending on proximity to the waterfront.

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Waterloo, ON

Waterloo

Waterloo's commercial real estate market encompasses over 3,200 registered businesses and benefits from the city's world-renowned technology ecosystem, with commercial vacancy rates holding near 7–9% as of early 2026. Industrial lease rates average $10–$14/sq ft net and office space commands $16–$24/sq ft gross across the Uptown and research corridor districts.

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Welland, ON

Welland

Welland's commercial real estate market recorded steady absorption across its industrial and retail sectors through early 2026, with commercial vacancy rates holding near 6–8% and industrial lease rates averaging $8–$12/sq ft net. The city's strategic position along the Welland Canal and proximity to U.S. border crossings continues to attract logistics and manufacturing tenants seeking affordable Niagara Region space.

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West Grey, ON

West Grey

West Grey's commercial real estate market centres on Durham, the municipality's primary urban hub, where retail and mixed-use vacancy rates hold near 8–12% as of 2026. With a population of approximately 13,700 and steady demand for agricultural-industrial properties, West Grey offers investors affordable entry points averaging $80–$150 per square foot across its key commercial corridors.

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West Lincoln, ON

West Lincoln

West Lincoln's commercial real estate market centres on Smithville, the township's primary urban settlement, where retail vacancy has held near 4–6% as of 2026. Agricultural and rural-commercial properties dominate the broader township, with industrial land values rising 8–12% annually since 2023 as Niagara Region distribution demand spills southward from the QEW corridor.

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Whitby, ON

Whitby

Whitby's commercial real estate market recorded steady absorption across industrial and retail sectors through early 2026, with commercial vacancy rates holding near 4–6% across major corridors. The town's population of approximately 138,500 and proximity to Highway 401 continue to drive demand for warehouse, flex-industrial, and mixed-use properties in Durham Region.

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Whitchurch-Stouffville, ON

Whitchurch-Stouffville

Whitchurch-Stouffville's commercial real estate market has expanded steadily alongside the town's 3.5% annual population growth, with commercial vacancy rates holding near 4–6% as of 2026. Industrial and retail assets dominate the local inventory, supported by proximity to Highway 404 and the growing Stouffville GO corridor.

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Wilmot, ON

Wilmot

Wilmot Township's commercial real estate market features a diversified mix of industrial, retail, and agricultural-related assets, with commercial vacancy rates estimated at 4–6% as of 2026. The township's proximity to Kitchener-Waterloo and its position along Highway 7/8 corridor continues to attract manufacturing and logistics investment.

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Windsor, ON

Windsor

Windsor's commercial real estate market recorded approximately $680 million in transaction volume during 2025, driven by accelerating EV battery and automotive supply chain investment. As of early 2026, commercial vacancy has tightened to roughly 5.8% city-wide while industrial lease rates have climbed 9–12% year-over-year along the EC Row Expressway corridor.

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Woodstock, ON

Woodstock

Woodstock's commercial real estate market maintains a healthy vacancy rate near 4–6% as of 2026, driven by robust automotive manufacturing and diversified industrial demand along the Highway 401 corridor. Average industrial lease rates range from $8–$12/sq ft net, positioning the city competitively against larger Southwestern Ontario centres.

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Woolwich, ON

Woolwich

Woolwich Township's commercial real estate market centres on the communities of Elmira and St. Jacobs, with industrial vacancy rates holding near 3–5% and retail lease rates averaging $14–$20/sq ft net as of 2026. The township's diversified economy — spanning advanced manufacturing, agriculture, and tourism — supports steady demand for commercial appraisal services across all property types.

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