Don't Miss Our Toronto Creative Office Summit

Toronto new office construction is rolling along at a brisk pace, but that doesn’t mean old rules apply—and that's why we're holding our Toronto Creative Office Summit on June 17 at the Shangri-La Hotel. The corner office may soon be rarer than a Maple Leaf playoff appearance (all right, we’re exaggerating), but the point is this: Many tenants, led by the growth of the tech and media sector, are embracing the emergence of creative office space, with tech incubators and co-working spaces revolutionizing how new economy companies are doing business. Hear real estate leaders, including Hullmark Development’s Aly Damji (image), discuss how developers are enticing tenants to their portfolios, new technologies, and more. Don’t wait, sign up now.

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