CAPREIT Co-Living

Co-Living Rentals CAPREIT offers a limited selection of affordable, furnished private rooms in shared apartments across major Canadian cities. Our co‑living homes are ideal for students, newcomers, seasonal or temporary workers, or anyone looking for an affordable way to live in great neighbourhoods.   Enjoy the privacy of your own room while sharing common spaces … Continued

⭐ Employee Spotlight: Celebrating Marlene MacFarlane — FRPO Leasing Professional of the Year

At CAPREIT, our people are the heart of everything we do—and few embody that spirit more than Marlene MacFarlane, Leasing Specialist and the newly awarded FRPO M.A.C. Awards Leasing Professional of the Year.

Living in Wîhkwêntôwin (Oliver): Your Guide to Urban Living in Edmonton

Searching for Oliver apartments for rent? This article explores why Oliver — officially renamed Wîhkwêntôwin (Cree for “circle of friends”) — is a popular choice for renters in Edmonton. Discover the benefits of this downtown neighbourhood, including its excellent location, modern amenities, and active community life. Key Takeaways: Wîhkwêntôwin (formerly Oliver) is a vibrant, high-density … Continued

CAPREIT deploys $293 million into strategic acquisitions

CAPREIT has closed on the acquisition of six rental properties across Canada, further strengthening our portfolio as we head into the new year. These latest investments reflect our ongoing execution of our capital allocation strategy, and reinforce our commitment to providing high quality rental housing in key markets nationwide.

CAPREIT completes sale of International Plaza to Nch’ḵaý Development Corporation

CAPREIT announced today that since the second quarter of 2025, it has closed on, or has entered into agreements to close on, the acquisition of five strategically aligned rental apartment properties in Canada for an aggregate purchase price of $214.0 million. CAPREIT also announced that it has closed on two non-core Canadian dispositions for combined gross proceeds of $82.5 million. All amounts disclosed herein exclude transaction costs and other customary adjustments.

Julian Schonfeldt on The CRE Podcast: How smart incentives are unlocking housing solutions

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.

CAPREIT announces $297 million in new strategic repositioning since Q2 2025

CAPREIT announced today that since the second quarter of 2025, it has closed on, or has entered into agreements to close on, the acquisition of five strategically aligned rental apartment properties in Canada for an aggregate purchase price of $214.0 million. CAPREIT also announced that it has closed on two non-core Canadian dispositions for combined gross proceeds of $82.5 million. All amounts disclosed herein exclude transaction costs and other customary adjustments.

Find Your Home Away from Home with CAPREIT Student Housing

Introduction   University and College life is an exciting chapter filled with new experiences, challenges, and opportunities. One critical aspect of this experience is finding the right place to call home during your academic journey. Quality housing can significantly impact a student’s overall university experience, influencing everything from academic performance to personal well-being. In this … Continued

Langley Nicomekl: A Bold Future in a Timeless Landscape

Living in Langley Nicomekl Nicomekl isn’t flashy, and it doesn’t pretend to be. It’s a community that thrives on quiet brilliance — where rivers and trails shape your day, neighbours know your name, and growth happens in a way that feels good, not forced.   What truly makes Nicomekl special is the lifestyle it supports … Continued

Op-ed: To build a better housing market, stop taxing housing like cigarettes

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.

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