Investor interest is likely to return to Canada’s real estate market in 2025, according to experts who say more capital could be allocated to the industry amid falling borrowing costs. Reid Taylor, the senior vice-president of capital markets at Colliers Canada, says that investor sentiment in Canada’s real estate industry is improving, alongside a macroeconomic picture characterized by lower interest rates and inflation.
As a result, he is predicting 2025 to be the start of a new cycle, with increased activity across various commercial sectors. “We’re still in the midst of a period of quite sluggish investment activity after both 2023 and this year. So some patience is required,” Taylor said in an interview with BNNBloomberg.ca in December.“We’re not going to see a surge of activity necessarily in Q1, Q2, but I can tell you, the consensus certainly seems to be that this is the start of a new cycle, like the worst is over.” He added that he predicts continued broad interest in Canadian real estate from global capital and is hoping to see Canada’s larger domestic institutions as active buyers and sellers in 2025. “We’re already seeing an increase in investment interest and activity for retail properties, so specifically, necessity-based retail centres (like) grocery anchor properties,” Taylor said. “This is anecdotal, but those top the priority list for new acquisitions in many of the conversations that we’re having with our institutional clients today. Industrial and multi(properties), those will, we think, continue as a staple in many of the diversified investor’s portfolios.”Royal LePage president and CEO Phil Soper said he sees more investors returning the market acting as landlords, coupled with increased residential activit
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