Edmonton

As Edmonton's largest occupier-exclusive real estate firm, we pride ourselves on providing unbiased, unconflicted, commercial real estate services that consistently serve our clients’ best interests.

At Cresa we only represent occupiers, giving them a unique advantage in a market that favours landlords. Our comprehensive suite of services includes long term strategic planning, lease negotiation and project management, ensuring our clients receive best-in-class advice and exceptional value. Our team is driven to do the right thing, and our clients earn the full benefit of that passion.

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Blog

March 1, 2021

Pandemic pressures on the food and beverage industry

While some corporate real estate sectors have clearly benefitted, the pandemic effect has been uneven in other industries.

News

February 23, 2021

Michael Marrion joins Cresa's Chicago team

He will focus on business development and client services, assisting tenants with long-term strategies that meet the ever-changing needs of office occupiers in Downtown Chicago.

News

February 22, 2021

Will financial, tech firm influx save South Florida office market?

Will the influx of new-to-market firms truly rebound the South Florida office market after the pandemic or is this confidence just overinflated hype? It depends on whom you ask.

News

February 17, 2021

Cresa Chicago promotes Liz Roberts to Principal

Liz Roberts has been promoted to Principal, Account Management at Cresa’s Chicago office.

News

February 16, 2021

The secret to success will be the hybrid office model - the new 'normal'

The office market hasn’t collapsed but it has undergone a significant transformation over the past 12 months, and now the new normal has to be redefined.

Market-Research

February 4, 2021

Q4 2020 Edmonton Office Market Report

2020 is a year that will not soon be forgotten. From a commodity crash caused by global oil conflicts, threat of renewed war in the middle east, downed passenger airliners, social and political disorder south of the border, stalled pipelines, COVID-19, work from home, flex schedules, and layoffs, 2020 has touched everyone in some way shape or form and will be one for the record books.