Retail, industrial, multifamily and development property in fast-growing Carleton Place.
Retail, industrial, multifamily and development property in fast-growing Carleton Place.
Carleton Place is one of the fastest-growing towns in eastern Ontario, on the Mississippi River just west of Ottawa along Highway 7. Its historic downtown on Bridge Street and growing commercial areas along McNeely Avenue serve a rapidly expanding population.
Strong residential growth is driving demand for retail, services, industrial space and new multifamily housing, making Carleton Place a top choice for developers and investors in the Ottawa area.
Mitch Gauzas, REALTOR® with Royal LePage Commercial, has 21 years of experience helping owners, investors and businesses buy, sell and lease commercial property in Carleton Place and across Lanark County, with a focus on multifamily, development land and retail property.
Pricing backed by an investor-grade analysis, professional marketing, direct outreach to qualified buyers and promotion to more than 6,000 newsletter subscribers.
On-market and off-market search, full underwriting of income and expenses, financing scenarios and strong negotiation through closing.
Tenant and landlord representation for office, retail, industrial and flex space, from site search to lease negotiation.
Carleton Place's fast population growth and Highway 7 access to Ottawa support strong rental demand. We help investors find zoning-approved sites and existing multifamily buildings in the area.
Yes. Mitch Gauzas lists and sells commercial, industrial, multifamily and land property in Carleton Place and across Lanark County. Every listing gets a pricing analysis, professional marketing, direct outreach to targeted buyers and promotion to more than 6,000 newsletter subscribers.
Yes. We represent tenants looking for office, retail, industrial and flex space in Carleton Place, and landlords looking to lease vacant space. We search on-market and off-market options and negotiate the terms.
We underwrite each property the way a lender or appraiser would: review income and expenses, calculate net operating income, apply current market cap rates and compare recent sales. You get a grounded view of value before you buy, sell or refinance.

