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Services

Four services. One constant: I act only for tenants.

Whether you are leasing your first office, expanding a warehouse footprint, renewing a lease, or managing a multi-location portfolio, the advice is conflict-free because Cresa never represents landlords.

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Office Tenant Representation

Strategy, search, financial comparison, and negotiation for office occupiers in downtown Toronto, Midtown, and across the GTA.

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Industrial Tenant Representation

Warehouse, distribution, and light-industrial leasing across GTA West, GTA North, and the broader region.

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Lease Renewals and Restructuring

Market-tested renewals, blend-and-extend restructures, rightsizing, and early terminations.

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Portfolio Solutions and Lease Administration

Portfolio strategy, critical-date tracking, and lease administration for multi-site occupiers.

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What does tenant representation cost?

For most tenants, nothing out of pocket. In Toronto and across the GTA, the landlord typically pays the leasing commission, which is shared with the tenant's broker. You get an advisor whose duty runs to you, at a cost structure already built into the market. The details are worth understanding; I explain them plainly in this article and answer related questions in the FAQ.

Your lease expiry is closer than it looks.

The best outcomes start 12 to 24 months out. A first conversation costs nothing and preserves your leverage.

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