Most Expensive

Burrard Street is No. 2 on the list of most expensive streets in Canada when it comes to office rents in 2013, according to the third annual Jones Lang LaSalle report. (Or is we call it: the worst place to realize you forgot your wallet.) Bay Street was No. 1 at $73.54/SF, while Burrard came in at $65.91/SF. Third was 2nd St SW in Calgary, at $59.72. As JLL president Brett Miller notes, more and more in Canada, as the market continues to strengthen, and companies are willing to pay higher rental rates to be in prestigious locations. The most expensive streets fall into financial, retail, or government hubs that are highly prominent. Burrard finished third in 2012.

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