Strong Asset Management Revenue and Incentive Fee
Asset Management Q4 revenue of $61.5M and net margin of $52.9M, driven in part by a $44.8M incentive fee from DIR (CPP joint venture). Asset management revenue expanded from $38M in 2022 to $100M in 2025 (≈163% increase over three years). 75% of the incentive fee was paid in cash with the remainder taken in REIT units.
Major New Ventures and AUM Deployment
Announced $2B apartment venture and $3B industrial venture with CPP (total $5B new ventures); ~ $1.1B has been invested on behalf of clients to date. Summit Venture added roughly $0.5B in 2025, indicating strong capital-raising and deployment momentum.
Western Canada Development Revenue and Land Sales
Western Canada development Q4 revenue of $113.5M and net margin of $42.5M. Achieved 438 lot sales, 204 acre sales and 38 housing occupancies in the quarter. Notable 201 raw acre sale in Edmonton to a JV generated $19.7M revenue and $15.8M net margin. Lot/acre sales were up roughly 10% year-over-year.
Growing Land Presales Commitments
As of Feb 20, secured nearly $150M in lot/acre sales commitments expected to be recognized 2026–2027, up $28M from the prior quarter (≈23% quarter-over-quarter increase in commitments).
Income Properties NOI Growth and Pipeline
Income properties Q4 revenue $16.7M and NOI $8.4M versus $15.6M and $7.1M prior year. Nearly 1,100 multifamily units stabilized or in lease-up and a further ~950 units under construction to complete over the next 24 months. Company expects assets under management in income properties to grow from just under $1B to ~$1.4B (≈40% increase) in the next couple years.
Dividend Increase and Share Buybacks
Board increased annual dividend from $0.65 to $0.70 per share (≈7.7% increase). Spent ~$8.9M on share repurchases in 2025 (~2% of the float) and plan to buy back at least twice as much in 2026.
Strong Liquidity Position
Ended quarter with $324M of liquidity and manageable near-term debt profile; reported $215M of 2026 maturities but noted ~$60M auto-renews annually, reducing true near-term funding pressure. Management in advanced discussions with lenders on Q1/Q2 maturities.
Progress on Major Developments (49 Ontario and Quayside)
First draw on $600M loan for 49 Ontario; project under construction with a 10% partner. Completed Quayside restructuring splitting condo and apartment lands; Dream now owns 100% of apartments which enables CMHC funding commitment and positions project to start prior to year-end.
Operational Leasing Execution
High leasing performance: ~95% occupancy in Toronto buildings for the year and positive leasing momentum in recently completed blocks; retail center in Alpine Park well leased and coming online.