Greater Vancouver's industrial broker desk for operators. Built around the gap between available and usable — start with the toolkit to spec the building, check the rent, and plan the racking. Submit a space or a requirement when you're ready, and our team works it across CoStar and the major brokerages.
Tell us what you need — size, loading, submarkets, timeline. Our team works it across CoStar, the major brokerages, and an off-market network of owners and co-brokers so the right space reaches you, not the noise.
Owner-user, small bay strata, or freehold investment. Our team surfaces approved opportunities, the off-market deals our network sees first, and the underwriting math behind every option.
Our team makes sure your property reaches the right tenants — through our qualified network first, then full syndication to CoStar, Colliers, CBRE, Avison Young, Cushman & Wakefield, JLL, Lee & Associates, and NAI Commercial.
Confidential property opinion before you list — lease value, sale value, and live buyer demand from our network. We bring it to the right buyers, the right way, when the timing is right.
Same workflow on both sides of the deal. The tools below let you spec the building first.
Owner-side: paste a listing or describe the building. Tenant/buyer-side: send the requirement (size, loading, height, submarkets, timeline).
Listings are exposed to qualified counterparties and syndicated to CoStar and the major brokerages. Requirements are matched against on-market, off-market, and pre-market inventory.
Property opinion, deal structuring, lease or sale negotiation, and follow-through. Confidential by default. Co-broker friendly.
Listings submitted through this desk are exposed to qualified Greater Vancouver counterparties first, then syndicated to CoStar and the major Lower Mainland brokerages.
Port of Vancouver, Burrard Inlet, the North Shore. The industrial economy starts at the water and runs east to Langley. The desk covers all of it.
Available isn't usable. Every tool maps to a real moment — sizing the space, planning the racking, estimating the rent, comparing submarkets — so by the time the requirement leaves the desk, the brief has already been pressure-tested against your own operations.
Editorial commentary on supply, demand, and deal activity in Greater Vancouver industrial.
Functional grade-loaded options under 5,000 sq. ft. continue to lease quickly. Tenants who wait into Q2 face higher rents and fewer choices.
Tenants in the 8,000–15,000 sq. ft. band are competing for limited functional product. Older buildings with reliable loading are leasing faster than expected.
Distribution and food users are continuing to push for modern product with dock loading and 26 ft+ clear. Newer strata absorption is steady.
Hover any pin to read the zone. Click to open the dedicated submarket page.
Mount Pleasant is not South Vancouver. Open the zone you care about — rent ranges, building stock, what's moving.
Urban industrial core. Creative, light manufacturing, and showroom users mixed with rapid redevelopment pressure.
Vancouver's central industrial spine. Mixed institutional, logistics, and post-production with active city planning attention.
Heritage industrial with a strong cluster of food, beverage, breweries, and trades east of Main.
Compact industrial pocket between Gastown and the port. Creative, design, and small-footprint manufacturing.
Workhorse industrial across Grandview-Woodland, Hastings-Sunrise, and Vancouver Heights. Trades, contractors, and small bay users.
Vancouver's largest industrial land base. Logistics, contractors, food, and large floorplate users.
A weekly memo on Greater Vancouver industrial — leases, sales, and signals worth knowing. Subscribers see active requirements and pre-market opportunities first.
Functional reads on Greater Vancouver industrial — written for people making real decisions.
Vancouver industrial is tight, expensive, and decisions move faster than most tenants expect. A clear-eyed guide to leasing in 2026.
How Mount Pleasant became Vancouver's most contested urban industrial pocket — and what tenants and owners should know in 2026.
The Flats is Vancouver's central industrial spine — strategic land, evolving zoning, and long-horizon ownership. A practical overview.
Briefings, site tours, owner roundtables, and tenant mixers — most are invite-only.
Quarterly briefings, owner roundtables, site tours, tenant mixers. Held tight on purpose. Join the list and the next one comes to you before it goes anywhere else.
A broker. Samuel Brahem, Greater Vancouver industrial broker, in association with NAI Commercial. This site is the intake point. Listings are not browsed here — they are worked.
Submit a property and it gets exposed to qualified tenants and buyers in our network, then syndicated to CoStar and the major Greater Vancouver brokerages — Colliers, CBRE, Avison Young, Cushman & Wakefield, JLL, Lee & Associates, and NAI Commercial. Co-broker friendly.
You get a written read on what's realistic in your size and submarket, on-market options, and the off-market and pre-market conversations worth having. No mass mail, no listing dump.
Industrial real estate isn't a directory game in Greater Vancouver. The best space is found by working a relationship network and a written requirement — not by scrolling. Use the tools to spec what you need, then submit it.
Yes. Properties and requirements stay private. Owners are never named without permission. Buyer and tenant briefs are not shopped around.
Same desk, both sides. Confidential by default. Direct response from Samuel Brahem.
