With interest shifting further northward in the wake of the U.S. presidential elections, the Canadian commercial real estate sector can expect sustained activity throughout 2017, according to the head of an urban environment management firm.
Last week, Allied Properties REIT chief executive officer Michael Emory stated that demand for commercial real estate in the country’s leading markets—and in Toronto, in particular—won’t slow down in the near future, especially considering Donald Trump’s surprise win.
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