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Fiscal Year 2026
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The meeting confirmed trustee and auditor appointments, reviewed strong Toronto office performance, and highlighted strategic asset management, including office-to-residential conversions and proactive debt reduction. Key risks discussed included market headwinds and slow return-to-office trends.
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Leasing momentum accelerated in Q1 2026, driving Toronto occupancy to 89.8% and boosting NOI by 4.7% year-over-year. Asset sales strengthened the balance sheet, and FFO guidance was raised, reflecting a positive outlook as office market recovery continues.
Fiscal Year 2025
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Leasing momentum and occupancy gains in Toronto drove strong 2025 results, with FFO per unit above guidance and improved liquidity. 2026 guidance anticipates modest NOI growth but lower FFO due to asset sales, while focus remains on further occupancy gains and operational improvements.
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Q3 2025 saw strong leasing momentum, especially in Toronto, with committed occupancy above 90% (excluding 74 Victoria) and FFO per unit in line with guidance. Asset sales improved liquidity and reduced leverage, while proactive leasing and asset management support a positive outlook for 2026.
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Leasing activity and deal velocity are at multi-year highs, with key assets like Adelaide Place achieving strong occupancy and NOI growth. FFO per unit is guided at $2.40–$2.45 for 2025, and significant debt reduction and asset sales have improved liquidity. Positive market sentiment is supported by return-to-office trends and institutional demand.
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The meeting covered trustee elections, auditor reappointment, and approval of incentive plan amendments. Management highlighted strong leasing momentum, rising occupancy and rents, prudent capital management, and successful asset sales. Strategic focus remains on downtown Toronto, with ongoing risk mitigation and redevelopment plans.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Leasing activity hit a post-pandemic high in 2024, with strong tenant retention and proactive refinancing reducing risk. Occupancy is expected to dip in 2025 before rebounding, while asset sales and a Calgary office-to-residential conversion support portfolio optimization.
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Leasing momentum and strong occupancy in downtown Toronto supported year-over-year FFO and NOI growth, despite ongoing market volatility and elevated vacancy rates. Asset sales, refinancing, and disciplined CapEx have improved liquidity and reduced risk.
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Trustees and auditors were confirmed, with a focus on liquidity, risk reduction, and prudent capital allocation. Leasing activity and in-place rents improved, while challenges in the office sector persist. Strategic refinancing and asset sales aim to further strengthen the balance sheet.