Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (“CAPREIT”) (TSX:CAR.UN) announced today that, since its last transaction press release on August 1, 2024, it has closed on, or has entered into an agreement to close on, four non-core dispositions for combined gross proceeds of $210.1 million.
Op-ed originally published in BC Landlord’s THE KEY Summer 2023. Canada doesn’t have enough housing. That’s a fact that people from all walks of life, from across the political spectrum, and from all corners of Canada, can agree on. It becomes disappointingly evident to the prospective first-time home buyer who finds the growing gap between … Continued
Designing your dream home is a fun and exciting experience. That being said – paying for your dream design can be arguably less fun. We want to help you decorate your home without breaking the bank! 💰 From repurposing furniture, to getting crafty with your storage and thrifting decorative items, there are plenty of great … Continued
A legacy of big buildings and building relationships Tom Schwartz accomplished a lot. But it wasn’t necessarily what he did. It was how he did it. As someone who always took the complex and made it simple, Schwartz, the founder of CAPREIT, would appreciate that sentiment. Though, as the humble person he was, he’d probably find … Continued
Privacy Policy Effective Date: May 2025 Introduction This Privacy Policy (the “Policy”) describes the practices of Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust and its Canadian subsidiaries (collectively, “CAPREIT”) in relation to the collection, use, retention, disclosure and protection of information about an identifiable individual (“Personal Information”). In particular, this Policy applies to Personal Information … Continued
Multi-Year Accessibility Plan – AODA Updated: November 22, 2023 Part I – General CAPREIT and its subsidiaries (“the Company”) are committed to working towards compliance with the Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulations (IASR) and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA). We understand the goal is to develop a fully accessible Ontario by the year 2025 and affirm … Continued
Yes you can hire the realtor of your choosing to sell your home. Some Community Managers can also assist you with the sale of your home.