Progress on 49 Ontario and Government Financing
Management completed demolition, sold a 10% interest in 49 Ontario to partner CentreCourt (reported at $6.5M by the CFO), secured 20-year government financing and completed the first draw which was used to repay the prior $80M land loan. Management projects the asset could be worth ~ $120M (cited as ~$6 per share) by completion (around 2030).
Multifamily NOI Growth and High Occupancy
Same-property NOI for multifamily properties grew to $2.8M in Q4 2025 from $2.5M a year earlier (an increase of ~12%), driven by improved occupancy in lease-ups and higher turnover rents. Portfolio committed occupancy was 94% as of December 31, 2025.
Near-Term Pipeline and Leasing Progress
Near-term multifamily pipeline expected to deliver nearly 1,500 units over the next 2 years. Maple House reached stabilization; Cherry House Block 7 is over 94% leased; leasing for remaining Cherry House blocks commenced in January. Block 10 leased up well at good rates.
Brightwater and Mason Sales/Closings
Brightwater closings surpassed 500 units in 2025. Closings commenced at the Mason (158 units) with proceeds used to repay approximately $15M of construction debt.
Debt Maturity Reduction and Liquidity Support
The Trust reduced 2026 debt maturities by $56.5M during the quarter and has reduced land loan exposure by $95M since 2024, with a further $56M reduction expected over the year. Dream increased loan capacity to $50M; as of Feb 17 the Trust had $24.8M cash and $29M available under the Dream loan.
Mortgage De-risking Milestone
Management expects the $357M Maple House mortgage to convert to non‑recourse within months, which management described as a significant accomplishment for de-risking the portfolio.
Construction Cost Improvements
Management reports meaningful declines in construction costs compared to prior peaks — citing more than 10% savings relative to worst days — and expects overall cost savings to outpace current rental rate declines.
Active Loan Extensions and Renewals
The team successfully negotiated extensions (e.g., Forma West expected 3-year extension with paydowns) and is working with lenders on remaining maturities; management indicated many maturities were pushed out and are being actively addressed.