Toronto Residential and Multifamily Summit 2018 | Bisnow | 26 April 2018 | The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto, 181 Wellington St W, Toronto, ON M5V 3G7, Canada

With demand outpacing supply in 2017, a $3.2B, 8.6-kilometer extension of the metro, a robust pace of job creation, and tons of development in the pipeline, there is no doubt that Toronto’s multifamily and condo markets are primed for investment.

Growing rental housing demand has created a booming apartment market ripe for investment, but at this has heightened investor interest, both institutional and foreign, causing multifamily sales to go up 21% yearover-year to $1.1 billion. This intense competition has also pushed up the average price per unit significantly over the past five years, forcing those seeking higher returns to target areas outlying downtown Toronto.

What You'll Learn?

1) With major projects on the horizon for the Waterfront, how should investors and developers plan now to position themselves to capitalize when the boom comes?
2) Are the greatest returns still found in the luxury and super-luxury segment?
3) How will the Fair Housing Plan and Rental Fairness Act impact Toronto's multifamily market?
4) With the country’s economy forecasted to grow only 2% in 2018, could this inhibit Canadians’ ability to buy new homes and drive multifamily demand?
5) With scarcity driving investors outside of core Downtown investments, which suburbs have the best prospects for future growth?

2018 Speakers:

Adrian Rocca
CEO, Fitzrovia Real Estate

Christopher Wein
President, Great Gulf Residential

Shamez Virani
President, CentreCourt

Jordan Robins
COO, First Capital Realty

Greg Rogers
SVP, Development, Timbercreek Asset Management

Jordan Morassutti
Co-Founder and Partner, North Drive

Lizaine Wheeler
VP, Residential Operations, Northview Apartment REIT

Trish Macpherson
Executive Vice President, CAPREIT

Steve Keyzer
Senior Vice President, Colliers International

2018 Sponsors

• Colliers International