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Go to Contact Form ↓ Email: info@caprate.caWith Highway 401, the DVP, Gardiner Expressway and QEW running through Toronto, buyers of Mixed-Use Properties have access to a variety of submarkets — including the Downtown Core, Etobicoke, Scarborough, North York and The Junction — each with its own pricing dynamics, tenant base and long-term growth outlook. Toronto is the largest city in Canada, which continues to support demand.
Toronto's Multi-Residential & Mixed-Use base remains the backbone of the local commercial market, with the Eglinton Crosstown and Ontario Line transit expansion adding new momentum. Buyers of Mixed-Use Properties should weigh combined retail/commercial and residential rental income within a single building carefully, since these elements typically drive both day-one returns and long-term value.
Here's why Toronto continues to attract buyers of Mixed-Use Properties, and what our team brings to your search.
Break down income and expenses separately for the commercial and residential portions of the building to understand each component's contribution.
Confirm that any residential units are legally permitted, properly registered and meet current fire and building code requirements.
Review the strength and lease term of any ground-floor retail or office tenant, since this often anchors the building's commercial value.
Check whether the site's zoning allows for additional density, which can add significant long-term value in transit-served corridors.
Mixed-use buildings can be financed under either commercial or multi-residential programs depending on the proportion of residential floor area — buyers should clarify this early, as it affects available leverage and amortization options.
In Toronto, mixed-use properties often trade in line with or slightly above local multi-residential cap rates, with additional upside where zoning allows for future density increases along major corridors. Local cap rates for Mixed-Use Properties currently sit around 3.5%–6%, with typical deal sizes in the $1M–$100M+ range.
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