{'Vancouver': "Vancouver listings span Gastown and Yaletown offices, Mount Pleasant retail, and Main Street food-service space. The city's commercial stock mixes heritage buildings, mall units and street-front premises across compact, transit-served neighbourhoods.", 'Burnaby': "Burnaby is Metro Vancouver's central municipality, and its listings show it: Metrotown and Kingsway retail and offices, Canada Way office parks, and the Still Creek and Big Bend industrial areas that serve the whole region.", 'Richmond': "Richmond's commercial premises lean industrial and flex: warehouse units around Mitchell Island and the Richmond Centre area put tenants minutes from Vancouver International Airport and the Knight Street corridor.", 'Surrey': "Surrey offers some of the region's most practical industrial space — small-bay units in Newton and central Surrey, and larger complexes in Port Kells near Highway 1 — alongside a growing office stock.", 'Coquitlam': "Coquitlam's listings are anchored by new industrial construction: the Fraser Mills business centre and planned logistics space in the Mayfair–Pacific Reach area, with Highway 1 and Highway 7 access.", 'Toronto': "Toronto is the GTA's core market: downtown office towers around King, Adelaide and University, Queen West and Junction retail, and Corktown character space. Listings here span full-floor subleases to small storefronts, all within reach of the TTC and the PATH.", 'Mississauga': "Mississauga pairs a Square One City Centre office cluster with the GTA's deepest small-bay industrial stock around Britannia Road and the airport employment lands, minutes from Pearson and the 401/403/410 corridor.", 'Vaughan': "Vaughan's premises concentrate in Concord and Woodbridge: freestanding industrial buildings with Highway 400 frontage, plus Steeles Avenue retail at the Toronto border, close to Vaughan Mills and the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre.", 'Markham': "Markham's commercial stock runs along Fourteenth Avenue, Highway 7 and the Warden–Steeles employment area — industrial-condo units and offices serving the York Region tech and logistics corridor.", 'Brampton': "Brampton listings centre on established retail plazas and the Queen Street and Bramalea corridors, serving one of the GTA's fastest-growing local customer bases, with Highway 410 and 407 access."}
Currently listed here: 7 premises — office, retail. Every listing is checked against its public source; rents are shown exactly as published.
Ground-floor retail space in the Queen West and University Avenue corridor, offering up to 6,000 sq ft (divisible from 1,500 sq ft) with 25+ feet of street frontage, high ceilings and large windows. The listing describes it as suited to retail, food and beverage, wellness or service-based businesses, steps from OCAD University, the Art Gallery of Ontario and Toronto General Hospital. Zoned CR (Commercial Residential).
Tenth-floor office suite just east of Yonge Street, close to the downtown Core and the PATH, with a planned underground connection to Scotia Plaza. The 1987 Class B building has a marble-and-granite lobby atrium and four high-speed elevators. The listing notes food and retail options nearby, across from GoodLife Fitness, Canada Post and Purolator.
Full-floor office sublease at the Sun Life Centre, the two-tower complex straddling University Avenue at King Street. The built-out 15th-floor space has a mix of open area, 21 offices, meeting rooms, a lunchroom, LAN room and storage, with views over Roy Thomson Hall, the CN Tower and University Avenue. Class A building, built 1985.
Team suite in historic Corktown at Workplace One's King East location, a short run from the financial core with the Distillery District down the street. The suite seats up to 10 people in three separate rooms plus a private lounge area, offered on a full-service gross basis.
Prominent ground-level retail space in Toronto's prime Queen Street West retail district, fully built out with excellent ceiling heights and move-in ready. Positioned among premium retailers including Lululemon, Aritzia, Arc'teryx and MEC, with direct access to the 501 Queen streetcar and walking distance to Osgoode subway station.
Versatile commercial space in the heart of the Junction on high-visibility St. Clair Avenue West, currently configured as office and zoned CR for a wide range of commercial uses. The layout includes four private offices, three washrooms (one accessible), a kitchen and a front foyer/waiting area, plus a large open rear area, rear lane access and one on-site parking space.
Approximately 2,500 sq ft of main-floor commercial space at 14 McCaul Street, just off Queen Street West near University Avenue, with prominent McCaul Street frontage, about 10 ft of clear height and a flexible floor plan. The listing describes it as suited to a medical or dental clinic, allied health practice, professional office, specialty retailer or showroom, near OCAD University and the Art Gallery of Ontario.
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