Calgary

As Calgary’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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Market-Research
August 13, 2021

Q2 2021 Calgary DT Office Market Report

While the world is opening up, combined with increases in commodity prices and companies planning their return to work initiatives, transaction volume has substantially increased (not a surprise given COVID acted as a huge impediment on corporate real estate decisions). For high quality, smaller premises in good buildings, we are starting to see space move quickly and even the potential for multiple offer situations. That said, the increased transaction volume is being countered by large negative absorption, which seems counter intuitive.
Market-Research
May 18, 2021

Q1 2021 Calgary Industrial Occupier

Calgary’s industrial sector, comprised of 140 million square feet, has remained relatively resilient over the past five years, considering the battering the economy has faced due to declining oil prices and now a global pandemic. One of the major factors contributing to its resiliency is related to its strategic location as a logistics and distribution hub for Western Canada.
Market-Research
April 19, 2021

Q1 2021 Calgary DT Office Market Report

2021 has not started off on a dull note. From a strong third wave of Covid combined with continued merger and acquisition activity in the energy sector, there has been a lot happening over the last quarter. The office market has been surprisingly active and is actually staging some semblance of a resurgence. Activity is as high as we have seen since the onset of the pandemic.
Market-Research
September 2, 2021

Mid-Year 2021 Calgary Suburban Office Market Report

If anything is certain thus far in 2021, it is that the suburban office market has continued to perform in a prolonged state of uncertainty. With vacancy rates continuing to rise, now to 22%, continued negative absorption in all suburban sub-markets, and an increase to over 750,000 sf of sublease space now on the market, there is increased downward pressure on rental rates.
Whitepaper
December 16, 2020

Rethinking Commercial Office Space

The effects of this global pandemic have greatly altered our world, causing a fundamental shift in how people interact and communicate, conduct business, share ideas, innovate, and leverage technology.
Blog
April 30, 2021

Why Organizations Should Encourage Work-Life Balance

Whether your organization has team members temporarily working remotely, you’re exploring/implementing hybrid work models, or employees are 100% onsite, creating a sense of work-life balance is an extremely valuable pursuit.
Market-Research
September 2, 2021

Mid-Year 2021 Calgary Suburban Office Market Report

If anything is certain thus far in 2021, it is that the suburban office market has continued to perform in a prolonged state of uncertainty. With vacancy rates continuing to rise, now to 22%, continued negative absorption in all suburban sub-markets, and an increase to over 750,000 sf of sublease space now on the market, there is increased downward pressure on rental rates.
Market-Research
August 13, 2021

Q2 2021 Calgary DT Office Market Report

While the world is opening up, combined with increases in commodity prices and companies planning their return to work initiatives, transaction volume has substantially increased (not a surprise given COVID acted as a huge impediment on corporate real estate decisions). For high quality, smaller premises in good buildings, we are starting to see space move quickly and even the potential for multiple offer situations. That said, the increased transaction volume is being countered by large negative absorption, which seems counter intuitive.
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People

Managing Principal

Adam Hayes

Phone: 403.612.6134

Email: ahayes@cresa.com

Managing Principal

Damon Harmon

Phone: 403.875.3133

Email: dharmon@cresa.com

Managing Principal

David Miles

Phone: 403.809.5859

Email: dmiles@cresa.com

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Calgary, AB

606 - 4 Street SW
Suite 1400
Calgary, AB T2P 1T1

Phone: 403.571.8080