Expert panelists will diagnose Metro Vancouver's office market during this month's NAIOP Vancouver breakfast.
Avison Young brokers Fergus Cameron and Darrell Hurst will join Mark Chambers of Cushman & Wakefield and Rob Chasmar of Colliers International Inc., as they discuss the global recession's impact on downtown and suburban commercial real estate markets.
NAIOP's e-mail notice on the breakfast asks whether Vancouver's office market has reached its Armageddon or is in for a soft landing. Cameron, Hurst and the other panelists will also discuss whether Vancouver has suffered as a "branch plant" city, and attempt to identify market makers and breakers.
The panel, moderated by Bentall LP vice-president Tony Astles, will also forecast local sublease inventory take-up and identify industry sectors that are expanding and shrinking.
The breakfast will be held Sept. 24 at the Hyatt Regency hotel.
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