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Updated over 4 years ago, 06/24/2020

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Maxime Laroche
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Effects of reduced office space on multi-family properties

Maxime Laroche
  • Montreal, QC
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Hi guys, I'm thinking of buying a 5-plex in Montreal. This would be my first deal. It currently cash flows. However, I am worried that office buildings will convert to residential units afters the pandemic ends and companies realise they need way less space that before than before to operate. If These office building convert to residential units in order to survive, wouldn't they flood the residential real estate market by over-supply? This could lower rents significantly and turn positive cash-flowing rentals into negative cash flow. 

I would love to hear your opinion about the topic

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