Industrial Real Estate in Milton
Milton is one of Canada's fastest-growing industrial markets — with major new logistics parks, competitive land costs, and access to both the 401 and 407. Michael Law advises logistics, e-commerce, and manufacturing clients seeking large-format space in Milton's rapidly expanding industrial base.
- Canada's fastest-growing industrial market
- Highway 401 and 407 access
- Major new large-format logistics development
- Competitive land and lease rates
Industrial Real Estate Services in Milton
From warehouse leasing to investment sales — full-service industrial real estate advisory across Milton and the GTA.
Tenant Representation — Milton
Dedicated advocacy for industrial tenants — lease renewals, relocations, and new requirements. Your interests, exclusively.
Investment Sales — Milton
Buy-side and sell-side advisory for industrial investors. Valuation, market positioning, and deal execution.
Owner/User Sales — Milton
Advisory for owner-occupiers buying or selling their own industrial facility. Maximizing value and continuity.
Warehouse & Distribution — Milton
Warehouse and distribution facilities from last-mile urban logistics to large-format fulfillment centers.
Manufacturing Space — Milton
Heavy power, light industrial, and flex manufacturing space expertise — high-bay, high-power, specialized.
3PL & Logistics — Milton
Purpose-built and multi-tenant logistics facilities for 3PL operators. Cross-dock, yard space, clear-height.
Cold Storage / Food-Grade — Milton
Specialized cold storage and food-grade manufacturing. Rare assets, deep relationships.
Truck Terminals & Outdoor Storage — Milton
Truck terminals, secured outdoor storage yards, and trailer drop-and-hook operations.
High-Power Manufacturing — Milton
2,000A+, 4,160V, and custom power configurations for manufacturers requiring purpose-built infrastructure.
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Read →Common Questions
What is clear height in a warehouse or distribution centre?
Clear height in a warehouse or distribution centre refers to the usable vertical space from the finished floor to the lowest overhead obstruction — typically the bottom of the roof structure, sprinkler heads, or HVAC equipment. It is the single most important building specification for warehouse tenants because it determines how many racking levels can be installed and therefore how much product can be stored per square foot of floor space.
Read →What is a build-to-suit industrial lease?
A build-to-suit industrial lease is a transaction where a developer or landlord constructs a new industrial building specifically to a tenant's requirements — custom specifications, layout, clear height, dock configuration, and site features — in exchange for a long-term lease commitment from the tenant, typically 10 to 15 years. The tenant gets a purpose-built facility without the capital cost of ownership; the developer recovers their construction investment through the lease.
Read →What is a tenant improvement allowance in an industrial lease?
A tenant improvement allowance (TI) is a cash contribution from the landlord to help the tenant build out or modify a leased space. In GTA industrial leases, TI allowances typically range from $5 to $25 per square foot depending on deal size, term length, and building vintage. The allowance is applied against the cost of approved work — office build-out, dock levellers, electrical upgrades, HVAC modifications — and is usually structured as a landlord reimbursement after construction completion, not a cash advance.
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