Move-in-ready warehouse space in York, central to Toronto and the 400-series highways. 200–5,000 sq ft, everything included, no long-term lease.
What every ReadySpaces facility includes; private units, shared loading docks and equipment, and flexible month-to-month terms, all in one monthly rate.
Browse every ReadySpaces facility in the area. Each location has its own available units, sizes, and pricing.
Availability: now
Size: 3000 sq ft
Type: Warehouse
Availability: 12/31/2026
Size: 1300 sq ft
Type: Warehouse
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Size: 1025 sq ft
Type: Warehouse
Availability: 11/22/2026
Size: 860 sq ft
Type: Warehouse
Availability: now
Size: 190 sq ft
Type: Office
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ReadySpaces makes it easy for businesses to find the space they need, when they need it. We currently offer 1 location across the region, with 2 warehouse spaces available today. Over 200 Toronto-area businesses rely on ReadySpaces to power their operations.
The GTA is Canada's undisputed commercial capital, and its small business warehouse market reflects the extraordinary diversity of the region's population and economy. Toronto is home to one of the most diverse immigrant entrepreneurial communities in the world—over half of the metro's residents were born outside Canada—and that diversity fuels a small business ecosystem spanning every imaginable product category, from South Asian grocery distribution and Caribbean food production to East Asian electronics wholesaling and Middle Eastern textiles. The region's food economy alone is remarkably varied, with small warehouse operators importing, packaging, and distributing specialty ingredients and prepared foods for virtually every cuisine. With 1 ReadySpaces location and 2 available warehouse spaces in the metro, Toronto-area small businesses can access co-warehousing that fits the Canadian market's unique needs. eCommerce and online retail sellers lead demand, followed by wholesale distributors, consumer services businesses, grocery and food wholesale operations, and manufacturers. Toronto's industrial vacancy rates have been at historic lows in recent years, pushing lease rates well beyond the reach of many small operators. ReadySpaces provides the flexible alternative—professional co-warehousing that lets growing businesses operate in Canada's most important commercial market without the constraints of traditional industrial leases.
The Greater Toronto Area (GTA) is the largest logistics market in Canada and one of the most important freight hubs in North America. The Port of Toronto on Lake Ontario handles niche cargo, but the region's primary ocean freight access comes through the Port of Montreal (540 km east) and the Port of Halifax for Atlantic trade, or through U.S. ports like the Port of New York and New Jersey via cross-border trucking. Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) is Canada's busiest airport for both passengers and cargo, serving as the primary air freight gateway for Central Canada with extensive international cargo routes. The highway network is extensive: the 400-series highways—including Highway 401 (one of the busiest highways in North America), Highway 400, Highway 403, and Highway 407 (a tolled express route)—form the backbone of the regional freight network. Canadian National (CN) and Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) operate major rail facilities in the GTA, with intermodal terminals in Brampton and Vaughan connecting Toronto to the transcontinental rail network. Toronto's position within the Quebec City-Windsor Corridor—home to over half of Canada's population and economic output—makes it the natural distribution center for the Canadian market.
ReadySpaces warehouse space is the perfect flexible industrial solution for your business needs. From small businesses to fortune 500 companies, our warehouse space caters to a long list of companies with physical goods or equipment. Our warehouse spaces range from 200-to 5,000 square feet; we have something for everyone.
Real businesses that got their start in a ReadySpaces unit, how founders used flexible warehouse space to launch, grow, and scale.
AM Apparel is an e-tail fashion store founded by Audry Mushagalusa, a college student, fashionista, and entrepreneur from the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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ShipDif is a Third Party Logistics company founded in September 2021 by entrepreneur Jordan Whiteley and corporate convert Jake Memmott.
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iThriveMedical is a medical supply company founded in 2016 by Zach Burstein and occupies a ~400 Sq Ft unit at ReadySpaces Springfield.
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Founded by Michael Katkov and his business partner Jacob in 2018, M&J Screen Printing is a full-service screen printing shop and design studio.
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