1、Canada Retail Rent SurveyCBRE RESEARCH H2 2022REPORTIntelligent Investment CBREs H2 2022 Retail Rent Survey presents a snapshot of retail trends and rents for 10 cities across Canada.Kate Camenzuli Vice PresidentChristina CattanaResearch ManagerExecutive SummaryExecutive Summary2CBRE RESEARCH2023 CB

2、RE LIMITEDIntelligent InvestmentCanada Retail Rent Survey H2 2022|ReportThe Canadian retail landscape continued to build momentum in the latter half of the year with markets noting stability and increased levels of activity.Asking rents have appreciated in response to a combination of demand,limited

3、 supply,and elevated construction costs.Focus across Canada has remained on construction cost challenges and higher interest rates.Together,this has put a spotlight on demand for second-generation space or units with existing build-out in place.With limited inventory,however,good real estate is bein

4、g leased quickly.National and international brands have been active across Canada in a broad range of sectors including a noted resurgence of luxury brands in urban,high-profile destinations.More market movements were reported as of H2 when compared to H1 with 24 noted increases and only three reduc

5、tions on benchmark rent prices.Geographically,the majority of the increases were seen in western provinces.TorontoOttawaHalifaxMontrealKey Urban Area BoundariesGlossaryOccupier TrendsKey FindingsExecutive SummaryCalgaryEdmontonSaskatoonWinnipegKitchener-WaterlooVancouverKey FindingsKey Findings3CBRE

6、 RESEARCH2023 CBRE LIMITEDIntelligent InvestmentCanada Retail Rent Survey H2 2022|ReportOpen-air centres are reigning supreme with power,community(unenclosed),and neighbourhood centres noting increased rental rate ranges in four of 10 markets.Demand remains strong for space in these formats,especial