Office And Industrial Vacancies Are Finally Falling—But Many Ontario Landlords Are Not Finance‑Ready For The Rebound
Colliers just reported that Canada’s office vacancy rate has started to decline again and industrial vacancies also fell in early 2026—the first time both have moved down together in more than two decades. Large brokerages are calling 2026 a “recalibration and growth” year for Canadian commercial real estate, with forecasts showing investment volumes rebounding as capital comes back off the sidelines. For small and mid‑size Ontario landlords, that sounds promising—but if your balance sheet, leases, and debt structure are not cleaned up, lenders will cherry‑pick the best‑prepared borrowers and you risk missing the rebound entirely. I help owners refinance, consolidate, or reposition their mortgages now so that when tenants and buyers start competing again, your financing becomes a competitive advantage instead of the reason you are forced to sell.
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