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Toronto State of the Market 2018

Developing The Toronto of Tomorrow: A CRE Perspective

Event Ended On: Wednesday June 6 2018

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Speakers and Panels

Greater Toronto CRE Market Outlook

Developing for Tomorrow

Martin Blake

Vice President, The Daniels Corp.
Laurie Payne

Laurie Payne

VP, Development, Diamond Corp

Building Tomorrow’s Toronto

An Urban Development Perspective

Venue

Omni King Edward Hotel, Toronto
37 King Street East
Toronto, ON MSC 1E9

Ballroom: Vanity Fair Ballroom, 2nd Floor


Parking Information:

Valet- $48 CAD. Please note that spots are limited and a first-come, first-serve basis.

Off-Site Parking
-Car Park Management Services (Toronto Street & Court Street)
-City Park (Leader Lane)
-Market Square Parking (Church Street)

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Agenda

Time Activity
7:30 AM
8:15 AM
Breakfast & Networking
8:15 AM
8:30 AM
Opening Remarks from Deputy Mayor Ana Bailão
8:30 AM
9:15 AM
Greater Toronto CRE Market Outlook
9:15 AM
10:00 AM
Building for Top Tenants: Office in a Hotbed of Innovation
The Impact of Tech on the Built Environment
10:00 AM
10:30 AM
Post Game Schmooze
Coffee & Networking

Summary

1) With foreign investment in Canadian CRE totaling $5.6B last year, how should we expect capital inflows to shape Greater Toronto's CRE market?

2) With the demand for space downtown ever increasing highs, which suburbs will boom next and how are infrastructure limitations influencing the sprawl?

3) Given Canada's exemption from US steel tariffs how will construction costs be impacted and how much further or closer are we to a housing crisis in Toronto?

4) With significant projects on the horizon for the Waterfront, how should investors and developers plan now to position themselves to capitalize when the boom comes?

5) Given Toronto is one of the worlds "hottest property markets" with a booming population, how do we prevent the outcome of becoming another unaffordable place to live?

 

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