See our visit of a gorgeous loft style office space on le plateau Mont Royal.
Here you can see 3,500 sf but you could get 1.000 up to 22,000 sf
Stop and imagine yourself in some time from now as a tenant enjoying this breathtaking views of the mountain and looking back to they day you decided to visit this place as the beginning of it all.
11′ high ceilings
Epoxy floors
Huge fenestration and lots of natural light
Central air
Glass walls (see nice conference room)
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Loft style office space old Montreal

Loft style office space downtown Montreal

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For more information/a visit
Henri Cousineau
514.839.0608
Henri@espaces-a-louer.com
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Downtown Montreal saw a surge in activity during the summer of 2021.

The return of the student and tourist population has been a
injection of vitality. A sharp rise in sales
and the resale of condos further indicates that the
downtown retains its appeal.

The data is taken from the report of the urban development institute
of a web survey conducted at the beginning of the month of
September 2021 with 1,000 residents of the
Montreal metropolitan area.

Interviews were carried out with expert rental brokers
office space to better distinguish trends in commercial real estate
and more particularly the office space in downtown Montreal

The current vacancy rate of 10.9% of buildings
of class A is equal to that of the third quarter of 2018.
The rate of class B buildings is a little bit higher.

Downtown retains its appeal, according to several brokers
experts in office space for rent in downtown Montreal, offering a
privileged look at trends in the office buildings sector.
Their observation is clear: if we could fear for a moment a massive exodus from the city center, it is not. Businesses are keen to stay downtown.

They point out that:
84% of renewals were for short terms from 3 to 5 years

Full time teleworking is loosing speed.
No less than 77% of survey respondents were partially or totally working from home
in the first quarter of 2021.

There is, however, a appreciable decrease in the number of people
who are totally teleworking. This ratio has slipped
below 50% (47%) in the third quarter of 2021

In general, the return to the office is carried out slowly, which is moreover in accordance with
the wish of Public Health.

We see that over the period
between the first and the third
quarters of 2021, the number of people working in an organization that had announced a hybrid mode
has progressed.

As for flexible working hours, it is envisaged
in many organizations like
a way to facilitate a certain return
at work, but the manner remains to be specified in many cases

Almost half of the people
surveyed (47%) work in companies
where the spaces will have been redeveloped in anticipation
back to the office.