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Canadian Real Estate: A Strategic Shield Against Monetary Debasement
In the current new regime, Canadian real estate is no longer just a yield play. It is a strategic “shield.” A repricing mechanism. A scarce store of value that responds almost mechanically to debasement, adjusting upward in price to reflect declining value changes in the denominator – money itself.
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Canadian Real Estate Market Update – Q3 2021
The Bank of Canada signaled on October 27 that it could hike interest rates as soon as April 2022 and said inflation would stay above target through much of next year, due to higher energy prices and supply bottlenecks. Stronger and more persistent inflationary pressures drove this hawkish policy adjustment. The central bank did hold […]
The Role of Private Alternatives in Hedging Inflation
A Closer Look at Infrastructure, Real Estate, and Agriculture. Investors have given little thought to inflation until recently as it has remained largely in check even though the 2008 financial crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic prompted some central banks to engage in quantitative easing — buying longer-term securities to increase the supply of money and […]
The Canadian Industrial Market: Why It Will Continue To Defy Gravity
The Canadian industrial real estate market has experienced tremendous growth over the last ten years, accelerating its pace in the last few years especially. The fundamentals have been and will continue to be exceptionally strong. The clear outperformers in the nation’s major markets are Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal, experiencing 9.0%, 7.1%, and 5.1% annualized, respectively. […]
The Canadian Industrial Market: Why It Will Continue To Defy Gravity
Canadian Real Estate Market Update – Q2 2021
The Bank of Canada is maintaining its extraordinary forward guidance on the path for the overnight rate. According to the Bank of Canada’s April 2021 projection, the expected timeline for a policy interest rate hike off the effective lower bound is expected sometime in the second half of 2022. As the global economic outlook continues […]


