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Fire Safety Plans, ESA and Elevator Compliance: The Commercial Building Checklist

A fire prevention officer in Ontario can walk into your commercial building at any reasonable time, without a warrant, and ask to see your fire safety plan. Then your sprinkler records. Then last year’s fire alarm inspection report. If those documents are missing, outdated, or half-finished, it doesn’t matter how well the equipment actually works. […]

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Questions to Ask a Commercial Property Manager Before You Sign

The right commercial property manager can help protect your investment, maintain tenant relationships, control operating costs, and improve the day-to-day performance of your building. However, choosing a property manager based only on a sales presentation or a low management fee can create problems later. A polished pitch does not always reflect how a company handles […]

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GTA Commercial Rent Trends 2026: Which Markets Are Growing and What Owners Should Know

GTA Commercial Rent Trends 2026: Which Markets Are Growing and What Owners Should Know

Commercial rents across the Greater Toronto Area are not moving in one direction in 2026. While some property owners are benefiting from strong demand and limited supply, others are facing longer vacancies, changing tenant expectations, and pressure to rethink their leasing strategies. The difference often comes down to three factors: property type, location, and how […]

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Downtown Toronto Office Market 2026: What Small and Mid-Size Building Owners Should Do About Vacancy

Downtown Toronto Office Market in 2026: What Small and Mid-Size Building Owners Should Do About Vacancy

If you own a downtown Toronto office building, you may have noticed something confusing. The headlines often suggest that the office market is recovering, but many smaller building owners are still dealing with vacant space, longer leasing periods, and tenants asking for more flexibility. The reason is that downtown Toronto office is not one single […]

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