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Go to Contact Form ↓ Email: info@caprate.caToronto is the largest city in Canada, with a commercial real estate market shaped by Highway 401, the DVP, Gardiner Expressway and QEW and a mix of the Downtown Core, Etobicoke, Scarborough, North York and The Junction. For buyers targeting Restaurants, that means a range of pricing, tenant profiles and growth trajectories depending on which submarket you focus on.
the Eglinton Crosstown and Ontario Line transit expansion continues to influence where investors are focusing in Toronto, alongside the city's established Multi-Residential & Mixed-Use base. When evaluating Restaurants, pay close attention to established customer base, kitchen infrastructure and, where included, real estate or a favourable lease, as these factors often separate strong opportunities from average ones.
Buyers consistently cite these reasons for targeting Restaurants in Toronto — and here's how we help at every stage of the process.
If the real estate isn't included, review the remaining lease term, renewal options, rent escalations and any landlord restrictions on hours or use.
Confirm the condition and capacity of kitchen equipment, exhaust hoods and grease trap systems, which can be costly to replace or upgrade.
Verify the status and transferability of any liquor licence, including capacity limits and any conditions attached to it.
Review at least two years of financial statements, accounting for seasonality, and separate one-time pandemic-related impacts from underlying trends.
Restaurant purchases are often financed through a combination of equipment financing, small business loans and vendor take-back arrangements, particularly when goodwill represents a significant portion of the purchase price.
In Toronto, where real estate is included, evaluate it as you would any net-leased property, considering the restaurant tenant's covenant strength and remaining lease term separately from the business's goodwill value. Local cap rates for Restaurants currently sit around 3.5%–6%, with typical deal sizes in the $1M–$100M+ range.
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