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TORONTO-The annual forecast from Avison Young Commercial Real Estate projects Canada’s national industrial vacancy rate will increase to 6.4% by the end of 2009 from 5.4% in November ’08. The real estate services firm, which is part of Grubb & Ellis, attributes the rise to a combination of construction completions and limited tenant expansions caused by a downturn in manufacturing and resource-based industries. On a regional basis, only Regina, Saskatchewan and Quebec City are forecast to have slight decreases, while the vacancy rate in Halifax is expected to remain unchanged. Resource Center
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