The Strategy

From Discounted Entry to Long-Term Upside

Toronto City Core REIT follows a disciplined four-step approach: raise capital, acquire at distressed pricing, lease for income, and exit when the market normalizes.

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A Clear Path to Returns

Our strategy is designed to capture value at both entry and exit. By focusing on discounted acquisition, immediate rental income, and a defined hold period, we align investor capital with Toronto’s coming supply squeeze.

01
Raise 
Capital
Accredited investors commit to the REIT. Minimum raise: $50M.
02
Acquire
Inventory
Purchase blocks of midtown & downtown condos at a discount.
03
Lease
& Hold
Rent units immediately to cover carrying costs.
04
Exit
& Distribute
After 5 years, sell units or list the REIT, delivering ~85% total returns.

Focused on Toronto’s Core

We target high-quality, rental-ready inventory in the city’s most resilient neighborhoods. By purchasing directly from developers, we unlock institutional-only pricing unavailable to retail buyers.

Whole-block purchases
Midtown & Downtown Toronto
New or near-complete buildings
17–25% below replacement cost

Protecting Investor Capital First

Our structure prioritizes investor outcomes, ensuring capital protection and disciplined growth.

Capital Returned First
average acquisition price for TCC.
Preferred Return
6% annual preferred return, plus 2% annual distributions.
Conservative Leverage
55% maximum LTV across the portfolio.
No Management Fees During Hold
Alignment built into the structure.

faq

What You Need to Know Before Investing

What is Toronto City Core REIT’s investment strategy?

Toronto City Core REIT follows a four-step strategy: raise capital, acquire discounted midtown and downtown condos, lease units to cover carrying costs, and exit after a five-year hold when the market rebounds.

Why does TCC acquire whole blocks of condos?

Bulk purchasing unlocks institutional pricing 20% below replacement cost, providing an advantage unavailable to individual buyers.

How does TCC generate returns for investors?

Returns come from rental income covering expenses, a 2% annual distribution, a 6% preferred return, and long-term appreciation when units are sold or the REIT lists.

How does TCC reduce risk for investors?

The fund uses conservative leverage, capital-first distribution waterfalls, and acquires assets well below market and replacement cost.

Toronto is entering a multi-year supply shortage. By acquiring inventory at distressed prices now, leasing for steady income, and holding through the rebound, we capture value on both cash flow and appreciation.
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