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Real estate in transition: our September special report launches
This month, our popular real estate special report returns to look at the trends shaping the market, highlight areas that promise fresh opportunities, and explore how family offices are adapting their strategies to take advantage.
It feels fitting that real estate is a September report, because autumn is a time of transition—and the real estate market is certainly in transition. The buyer's market is fading, and a more balanced market is emerging. And with borrowing costs rising and valuations still restrained, family offices' love affair with real estate may be souring.
If you want to know more about what we've got planned for our real estate special report (spoiler: an end-of-month online panel discussion with some of the top experts in the Canadian market), Ashley Redmond has the details here.
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MEMBER CONTENT
Rethinking real estate: How family offices are looking at property strategies in a
new light
Historically, many Canadian family offices amassed real-estate exposure through familiar markets and asset classes, often holding real estate tied to their operating businesses (such as industrial or retail properties). But higher interest rates, changing economic conditions and increased operational complexity are prompting many to rethink that approach.
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