Julian Schonfeldt on The Commercial Real Estate Podcast: How smart incentives are unlocking housing solutions in Mississauga, and how CAPREIT is shifting from acquisitions to purpose-built development You don’t want to miss Julian’s perspective on public-private collaboration in real estate.
Op-ed published in The Hill Times. To build a better housing market, stop taxing housing like cigarettes. The first thing governments need to do, collectively, is address the fact that housing is taxed at double the rate of the rest of the economy.
In July 2025, Middlefield hosted Mark Kenney, president and CEO of CAPREIT, for an in-depth discussion on the evolving Canadian REIT market. At a time when the sector is demonstrating renewed strength, Mark shared his perspective on the key drivers shaping residential real estate today, from capital markets and asset valuations to housing supply dynamics and regulatory pressures.
Exciting News! We are proud to share that CAPREIT has received the CoStar Impact Award for Sale/Acquisition of the Year for the The Pendrell 1770 in Vancouver, British Columbia.
In an exclusive interview with Green Street News, Julian Schonfeldt, CAPREIT’s Chief Investment Officer, discusses recent dispositions, potential acquisitions, and future trends in rent prices and capitalization rates.
Mark Kenney, president and chief executive officer at Canadian Apartment REIT, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss concerns for the housing market.
CAPREIT President & CEO, Mark Kenney, sits down with Middlefield President & CEO, Dean Orrico for a fireside chat. Together, they delve into CAPREIT’s approach to operating in the multi-family real estate sector and provide valuable insights into addressing Canada’s housing challenges.
Mark Kenney, president and chief executive officer at Canadian Apartment REIT, joins BNN Bloomberg to unpack their latest earnings, and the housing crisis in Canada.
Listen to CAPREIT’s Chief Investment Officer, Julian Schonfeldt, CFA, CPA, CA, CBV, as he speaks with the Real Estate Forum’s podcast, hosted from the Vancouver Real Estate Forum.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-U4dKz-dHIA Recorded at the Vancouver Real Estate Forum 2024 Learn more: www.vancouverrealestateforum.com YouTube: https://youtu.be/-U4dKz-dHIA
Op-ed published in The Financial Post. A federal fund could allow non-profits to buy and maintain existing stock, freeing up private sector capital for reinvestment