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Business · Real estate · published 2026-10-09 · via Connect CRE

Montreal Premium Office Space Dwindles After Last Major AAA Lease

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CBRE’s latest office market report shows Montreal’s top-tier office segment tightened in the third quarter, with the city’s final sizable AAA block leased. Trophy vacancy has fallen to 3% or lower, reflecting a year of stronger demand for the market’s best buildings.

Expanded Detail

CBRE’s newest office market report indicates that Montreal’s highest-quality office category became tighter during the third quarter. The city’s last large AAA space was leased, leaving fewer premium options available.

Vacancy among trophy buildings has dropped to 3% or less. That decline follows a year in which demand for the market’s best properties strengthened. The report therefore points to a narrower top end of Montreal’s office market.

Context

If premium office space stays scarce, firms seeking top-tier locations may face higher costs or fewer choices, which could influence where they base staff. Owners of trophy buildings may gain negotiating power. Employees, downtown businesses, and transit systems could feel indirect effects as workplace patterns shift. These outcomes remain uncertain and depend on wider economic and leasing conditions.

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