Industrial Real Estate in Vaughan
Vaughan's industrial market has surged with premium new construction, strong investor appetite, and tenants seeking modern high-bay space with Highway 400 and 407 access. Michael Law advises clients across Pine Valley, Keele, Jane, and Islington corridors.
- Premium new construction and Class A supply
- Highway 400 and 407 interchange access
- Growing data centre and high-power user presence
- Active investment sales market
Industrial Real Estate Services in Vaughan
From warehouse leasing to investment sales — full-service industrial real estate advisory across Vaughan and the GTA.
Tenant Representation — Vaughan
Dedicated advocacy for industrial tenants — lease renewals, relocations, and new requirements. Your interests, exclusively.
Investment Sales — Vaughan
Buy-side and sell-side advisory for industrial investors. Valuation, market positioning, and deal execution.
Owner/User Sales — Vaughan
Advisory for owner-occupiers buying or selling their own industrial facility. Maximizing value and continuity.
Warehouse & Distribution — Vaughan
Warehouse and distribution facilities from last-mile urban logistics to large-format fulfillment centers.
Manufacturing Space — Vaughan
Heavy power, light industrial, and flex manufacturing space expertise — high-bay, high-power, specialized.
3PL & Logistics — Vaughan
Purpose-built and multi-tenant logistics facilities for 3PL operators. Cross-dock, yard space, clear-height.
Cold Storage / Food-Grade — Vaughan
Specialized cold storage and food-grade manufacturing. Rare assets, deep relationships.
Truck Terminals & Outdoor Storage — Vaughan
Truck terminals, secured outdoor storage yards, and trailer drop-and-hook operations.
High-Power Manufacturing — Vaughan
2,000A+, 4,160V, and custom power configurations for manufacturers requiring purpose-built infrastructure.
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