Strong 2025 Leasing Volume
Completed ~830,000 sq ft across 140 deals in 2025 (700,000 sq ft in Toronto, ~85% of volume), comprised of ~390,000 sq ft of new leases and ~310,000 sq ft of renewals; annual Toronto transaction volume exceeded the 3-year average by ~30%.
Improving Net Effective Rents (NER)
Weighted average NER reported at ~$20/sq ft overall on Toronto deals; NERs increased >10% year-over-year, rising from $22/sq ft in 2H 2024 to $25/sq ft in 2H 2025 (≈13.6% increase), driven in part by longer lease terms.
Occupancy Gains in Downtown Toronto
Downtown Toronto committed occupancy at 87.4% and in-place occupancy at 79.4% at year-end 2025; committed occupancy exceeded prior guidance (86.5%) by 90 basis points and achieved ~360 basis points year-over-year growth.
Market Fundamentals Showing Improvement
National office vacancy decreased by 40 basis points to 18%; Toronto vacancy decreased by 120 basis points to 15.9% with ~1 million sq ft of positive absorption (Q4 2025), and sublease availability returned to 2017 levels.
Model Suite Program Driving Faster Leasing
Delivered 120,000 sq ft of model suites and leased 110,000 sq ft (90% leased); model-suite deals generally closed within 6 months of delivery. Additional 30,000 sq ft of model suites to be delivered in Q2 2026 with ~40% pre-leased.
Notable Redevelopment and Lease Wins
Redevelopment at 67 Richmond completed and fully leased with a 32,000 sq ft deal (remaining vacancy filled); lease economics start at $35/sq ft and step to nearly $48/sq ft over a 10-year term with staged commencements in June and December 2026.
Progress on Adaptive Reuse Project
Conversion at 606-4th Street (Calgary) from office to residential progressing on schedule and on budget, targeting first occupancy in Q3 2027.
Financial Execution and Liquidity Improvements
Addressed all 2025 maturities totaling $741M (60% of debt stack), extended $375M revolving credit facility to Sept 2028, increased liquidity from $69.3M (Q3) to $97.6M (YE 2025), and closed sale of remaining U.S. office (~CAD 9.6M).
FFO and Same-Property NOI Results
Q4 2025 diluted FFO of $0.56/unit and full-year 2025 FFO of $2.46/unit (slightly above guidance of $2.40–$2.45); delivered full-year same-property NOI growth of 0.5% (within guidance of flat to low single-digit growth).
Forward Targets and Value-Upside Potential
Targets for 2026: downtown Toronto committed occupancy 88%–89%, in-place occupancy 82%–85%, comparative NOI growth downtown 2%–5% and portfolio NOI growth 1%–3%. Management estimates that achieving ~90% in-place downtown Toronto could generate incremental NOI of ~$15M–$20M and support ~$3.00/unit annualized FFO and improved leverage.