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Fiscal Year 2026
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A special resolution approving the acquisition of all outstanding trust units by Crestpoint at CAD 18 per unit was passed with no questions from unitholders. Amendments improved tax efficiency, and final voting results will be published.
Fiscal Year 2025
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Q3 saw steady revenue and NOI growth, driven by unfurnished and commercial segments, despite headwinds from supply and population trends. Occupancy improved, distributions increased, and unit buybacks continued as the outlook calls for moderate revenue and expense growth in 2026.
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Same property revenue and NOI grew year-over-year, but FFO and AFFO per unit declined due to asset sales and lower interest income. Occupancy held steady amid elevated supply, with new commercial leases set to boost future revenue. Operating expenses remain elevated, and unit buybacks continue.<document-source
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Same property revenue rose 2.1% year-over-year, but higher costs and lower occupancy led to flat NOI and a decline in FFO/AFFO per unit. Strategic actions included a Vancouver acquisition, Ottawa asset sale, and a long-term Yorkville lease. 2025 is expected to be challenging, with improvement anticipated in 2026.
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The meeting covered trustee elections, auditor reappointment, and a say-on-pay vote, all of which passed by majority. Financial results showed strong NOI and AFFO growth, increased distributions, and strategic portfolio improvements. No questions were raised by unit holders.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Strong 2024 results with record FFO and AFFO per unit, improved balance sheet, and disciplined capital allocation. Entered Metro Vancouver, reduced variable debt, and prioritized unit buybacks amid market uncertainty and new supply pressures.
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Q3 saw strong rent and NOI growth, with occupancy at 97.4% and a 3% distribution increase. Revenue and OpEx are expected to grow mid-single digits in 2025, with stable occupancy and margin compression possible if winter is harsher.
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Q2 saw strong rent and NOI growth, improved margins, and disciplined cost control, with continued high occupancy and robust cash flow. Toronto faces rent pressure from condo supply, but embedded gain-to-lease potential remains high. Leverage and liquidity are strong, with refinancing and asset sales supporting balance sheet strength.