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Office leasing representation · Toronto & GTA

Office leasing.
A business decision.
Make it a better one.

Toronto & GTA office leasing representation for tenants and landlords. A clear strategy for your space, your business and what comes next.

Text or call anytime647-342-1355
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Two sides of the market. One clear focus.

The right representation.
For your side of the lease.

An office lease is more than a space transaction. It’s a commitment to how a business operates, and how a property performs.

For occupiers

Tenant representation

Find the fit before you commit. Align your workplace requirements with location, building suitability and the full lease obligation.

  • Workplace needs & location strategy
  • Space evaluation & proposal comparison
  • Lease negotiation, renewal & relocation
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For owners

Landlord representation

Give the space a clear position in the market. Connect its strengths to tenant needs with accurate marketing and disciplined follow-through.

  • Property positioning & leasing strategy
  • Tenant inquiries, qualification & tours
  • Proposal evaluation & lease negotiations
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Commercial perspective. Personal attention.

More than square footage.
A strategy for the way you work.

Access. Flexibility. Fit-out. Operating costs. The office decisions that matter rarely end at the floor plan.

Work with a dedicated representative to define priorities, examine the trade-offs and approach negotiations with the whole picture in view.

Meshesha Robel, REALTOR® · Sutton Group Admiral Realty, Brokerage

Meet Your Representative
The space should support the business.

Different workplaces.
Different requirements.

Explore Office Types

Traditional office

Corporate and professional environments. Evaluate the building, not just the classification.

Medical & professional

Client-facing spaces where permitted use, access and infrastructure matter.

Creative & flex

Adaptable environments for collaboration, with the right operational fit.

Co-working alternatives

Dedicated space, privacy and greater control over how your workplace runs.

Clarity at every stage

A focused process.
Not a one-size-fits-all approach.

From the first conversation to the commercial terms, keep the decision grounded in what matters to you.

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Define the brief

Establish the use, business priorities, location needs and constraints, or the property’s positioning and target tenant.

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Evaluate the fit

Assess the space, the building and the proposal. Compare operating requirements alongside the complete lease commitment.

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Negotiate with purpose

Work through the commercial terms, coordinate with the right advisors and make a decision on an informed basis.

Know before you commit

Office leasing, explained.

All Leasing Questions
How do I start looking for office space for lease in Toronto?

Start with a workplace brief: your intended use, team size and work pattern, preferred locations, budget framework, lease expiry and must-have building features. Meshesha Robel, REALTOR® · Sutton Group Admiral Realty, Brokerage can help translate those priorities into a leasing strategy and evaluate options when suitable space is identified. This website does not publish listings or available-space inventory.

What is the difference between net rent and gross rent?

Net rent generally refers to the base rent component, with additional amounts such as operating costs and property taxes payable separately. Gross rent generally combines more costs into a quoted amount, but terminology and exclusions vary. Compare the actual lease language, recoveries, utilities, increases and other obligations rather than relying on a label.

Can you work with both office tenants and landlords?

Tenant and landlord representation services are offered under separately agreed mandates. The agency relationship and any potential conflicts must be addressed for the specific transaction. Offering both services does not mean representing both sides in every deal; applicable requirements and the parties’ informed arrangements govern what is appropriate.

Let’s talk about your next office decision.

Looking for space or looking to lease it? Start with a focused conversation.

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