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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News

April 8, 2021

Tenants, landlords analyze future of Chicago’s Fulton Market District

Parkside Realty Inc. recently opened Fulton East, a 12-story, 90,000-square-foot office and retail building located at 215 N. Peoria St. in the heart of Chicago’s Fulton Market District. Its design addresses employee health, safety and wellness.

Blog

April 6, 2021

Online grocery and take out to slow: Potential industrial impacts

With the arrival of COVID vaccines and the pent-up urge to “get out of the house”, early signs show a rebound in shopping/dining out, and a thawing of online grocery and food delivery demand. Is this just a temporary rebound?

News

April 2, 2021

San Francisco Bay Area Real Estate Deal of the Year: Perfect Day Sublease

The East Bay’s booming biotech market is making room for another life sciences upstart to revolutionize a nascent industry.

News

March 31, 2021

Cresa adds Kathryn Ditmars as General Counsel, Chief HR Officer

Kathryn “Ryndy” Ditmars has joined Cresa as general counsel and chief human resources officer, based in Chicago. She will lead talent and risk management strategies to support the firm’s growth.

Whitepaper

March 23, 2021

Should Tenants Be Fooled by the Landlord's Optimism?

The impacts of COVID-19 on our economy have been far reaching with no industry left out, though some are bouncing back quickly, commercial real estate is not.

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.