The Weekend Edition February 2

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Happy Sunday! The weekend is wrapping up with Vancouver’s first snowfall of the winter—plus a brewing trade war between Canada and the USA. Fun times!

 

The USA kicked off yesterday by announcing tariffs on Canada, prompting Canada to respond with its own countermeasures. 

 

💭 Opinion

We asked a few addy members to share their thoughts on the potential implications of this trade war between the two countries.

 

addy Member and Issuer Thomas Beyer shared his thoughts, along with addy Member, YouTuber, and Investor Zac Hartley from Calgary. Steve Saretsky, Realtor, Loonie Hour Podcast Host, and addy Member, also weighed in. See below for their insights on how the tariffs will impact Canadians.

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🗞️ Real Estate News

How Developers Think About Parking In The Age Of Transit-Oriented Development

When the Province introduced Bill 47 in Fall 2023, officially known as the Housing Statutes (Transit-Oriented Areas) Amendment Act, what drew most of the attention were the minimum heights and densities that the legislation set for areas immediately surrounding SkyTrain stations and major bus loops (Storeys).

How a trade war and U.S. tariffs could hit Canada’s housing market

A looming trade war with the United States could be “problematic” for Canada’s housing market, industry experts warn, potentially driving up construction and renovation costs on both sides of the border (Global News).

Canadian Real Estate Slips, Ontario Sees Sharpest Correction By Far

Despite plunging rates, most provinces saw prices grind lower and all but one remained lower than the record high. Meanwhile, provinces like Ontario are seeing home prices fall further into correction territory (Better Dwelling).

🔎 Current Opportunities

Heartland Townhomes

Cochrane, AB

The Heartland Townhomes project is a new, family oriented, 48 unit rental townhome project located in the rapidly growing neighbourhood of Heartland in Cochrane, AB. 

Projecting Monthly Dividends

75 Prince William

Saint John, NB

75 Prince William is a 100% fully stabilized 35,033 SF office building in the central business district of Saint John, NB built in 1960 & 1982 with steel and concrete close to the Saint John river.

Oversubscribed – Even though the minimum raise for this property has been met, you can still invest in it. See here for more details.

The Harrison

Calgary, AB

This is your opportunity to participate in the ownership of 51 residential units and 12 commercial units in a single 5-storey mid-rise apartment building.
$71,340 remaining of $1,095,000

Projecting Monthly Dividends

Ferndale Townhomes

Victoria, BC

A lot in the High Quadra neighbourhood of Victoria, BC will be rezoned and turned into 18 purpose-built rental multifamily units
Campaign Ends Feb. 4th 2025 🛑

Estimated Term: 2 Years

Springbank Apartments

Dayton, Ohio

Springbank Apartments is a 6-building portfolio of apartments totalling 48-units of Garden/Low-Rise apartments constructed in 1970. The portfolio contains a mix of one and two bedroom units that range from 504 to 565 sq ft. The opportunity is to fund a renovation upgrade program to revitalize the interior and exterior of the building with the plan to increase rental income and overall asset value.

Projecting Monthly Dividends in US Dollars

 

 

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