RioCan reports record retail occupancy rate in Toronto
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What happened
RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust reported that its retail committed occupancy rate reached a record high of 98.9 per cent in the third quarter. This rate is an increase from 98.4 per cent in the same quarter a year earlier. The high occupancy was driven by robust demand from retailers and low supply of new commercial space in Toronto.
Why it matters
The report indicates that limited new retail space has been available because building new retail properties has not been economically viable over the past decade. This scarcity, combined with strong demand, suggests sustained pressure on existing commercial real estate supply in Toronto.
Who's involved
- TorontoLocation where RioCan reported its record retail occupancy rate
Possible ripples
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The entities involved
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Toronto
capital and largest city of the province of Ontario, Canada