Retail

Retail depends on data. But without deep knowledge of how to apply it, it’s just wasted data. That’s true for any business decision you make. We believe it’s true for any real estate decision you make, too.

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You rely on data and expert insight to interpret it when you make business decisions. The same should be the case for your real estate decisions.

We offer a full range of retail capabilities — from initial market research to site evaluation to the final construction — all as part of an integrated experience. Our team is specialized in knowing your space and can help you make data-driven decisions and compete in an evolving real estate environment. We know the markets and we understand the trends — we even know where your competitors are located — and we can provide a complete solution for virtually any retail need, anywhere in the country. And, you can trust that our recommendations are unbiased and always in the best interest of occupiers.

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News
March 27, 2023

Downtown Vancouver Sublease Office Vacancies at 30-year High, and Could Increase

The amount of sublease office space available in downtown Vancouver is currently at a 32-year high, and with further increases expected, it could reach levels not seen since the mid-to-late 1980s. “It’s quite something really,” said Vancouver-based Ross Moore, a managing broker at real estate company Cresa, which advises companies on leases.
2020 Global Occupier's Guide
Market-Research
August 19, 2020

2020 Global Occupier's Guide

As global companies realize the importance of having a unified approach to their real estate demands, the need to understand local market practices and business traditions is greater than ever.
Jim Underhill
News
August 9, 2020

Four questions to ask before going back to the office

Jim Underhill arguing that people are not going back—at least, not to the office life we had, with hundreds or thousands of employees showing up at the same building every day, often to be squeezed into a densely packed, open-plan office. “Call it a de-consolidation of space, rather than having everyone come into one massive office in the cities, though they will remain the hub,” he told Quartz.