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Marc Meehan serves as Managing Director of Research for CBRE Canada, where he leads the Canadian research function supporting clients, brokers, and industry stakeholders with data-driven insights to inform better real estate decisions.
Overseeing a team of more than 30 professionals, Marc oversees both CBRE’s national research platform - which produces thought leadership and market reports on the Canadian commercial real estate market - and local market teams embedded across major cities, who provide on-the-ground intelligence, insights and analysis support. He plays a central role in ensuring research outputs are timely, accurate, and aligned with evolving market conditions and client needs.
Marc is also responsible for overseeing CBRE Canada’s research data systems, working cross-functionally with technology, operations, and brokerage teams to enhance tools and processes that support client service outcomes. He regularly collaborates with colleagues across the Americas research organization on multi-market initiatives and publications, and is a member of CBRE’s Canadian leadership team.
Marc joined CBRE in 2016 as a Senior Research Analyst in Toronto and was promoted to his current role in 2017. Prior to CBRE, he spent four years in Deloitte’s real estate audit practice, where he earned his CPA, CA designation. His accounting background informs his analytical approach and commitment to delivering rigorous, actionable insights for CBRE clients.
Canada Research Reports
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Victoria Retail Figures Q2 2026
82,000 sq. ft. of new supply delivered in H1
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Brief | Intelligent Investment
De-escalating the Re-escalation
Volatility once again defined global markets in July. The preliminary peace deal between the U.S. and Iran last month unraveled and hostilities resumed and expanded.
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Office recovery spreads with more relief to come in remainder of 2026
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Availability declines as leasing activity gains momentum
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Vancouver Office Figures Q2 2026
Large block vacancies push Suburban vacancy up, but still below Downtown
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Vacancy reaches a six-year low
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Moncton sees new supply delivered for the third consecutive quarter
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Moncton Office Figures Q2 2026
Moncton sees rent increases as quality assets become more in-demand
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Sustained net absorption signals gradual improvement in availability rate
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Montreal Office Figures Q2 2026
Downtown continues to lead as vacancy trends downward