Portfolio
What CORE owns.
CORE holds a growing portfolio of multifamily real estate assets across Western Canada. Assets are selected based on long-term hold suitability, operational characteristics, and portfolio-level alignment.
$120M+
AUM or Under Contract
2026
5
Portfolio Assets
3 active · 2 under contract
2
Provinces
Alberta · British Columbia
Multifamily
Asset Class
Residential
Portfolio data as at Q1 2026. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Current Assets
The properties in the portfolio.
Kitimat, British Columbia
80 units
Multifamily Residential
Kitimat has experienced sustained demand driven by industrial development and population stability, supporting long-term residential occupancy. Professionally managed within CORE's centralized oversight framework.
Asset-level financial detail available to eligible investors through formal documentation.
Fort Macleod, Alberta
78 units
Multifamily Residential
A stable Southern Alberta market with steady residential demand. Selected for long-term hold suitability, operational manageability, and geographic diversification within the portfolio.
Asset-level financial detail available to eligible investors through formal documentation.
Taber, Alberta
12 units
Multifamily Residential
A stable agricultural community in Southern Alberta with consistent local residential demand. Contributes to CORE's geographic diversification across the Southern Alberta region.
Asset-level financial detail available to eligible investors through formal documentation.
Coaldale, Alberta
Multifamily Residential
A growing community adjacent to Lethbridge, benefiting from strong regional fundamentals and increasing residential demand. Subject to formal closing and documentation.
Under contract — pending formal closing. Details updated upon completion.
Taber, Alberta (2nd asset)
29 units
Multifamily Residential
A 29-unit multifamily acquisition deepening CORE's presence in the Southern Alberta market. Increases overall portfolio unit count. Subject to formal closing and documentation.
Under contract — pending formal closing. Details updated upon completion.
Acquisition Approach
How assets enter the portfolio.
CORE sources assets through two primary channels: direct acquisition and property roll-ins from owners seeking a structured transition out of direct management.
Assets are evaluated on location fundamentals, building condition, operational complexity, and long-term alignment with CORE's portfolio objectives. Not every opportunity qualifies.
The 2026–2027 acquisitions pipeline exceeds $78M as evaluated by management at Q1 2026, subject to change. Portfolio growth is disciplined and proceeds through formal underwriting and documentation, not opportunistic volume.
Direct acquisition
CORE purchases qualifying multifamily assets at agreed valuations, funded through LP capital.
Property roll-in
Owners contribute existing real estate to CORE in exchange for fund units — a structured alternative to an outright sale.
Underwriting criteria
Location fundamentals, long-term hold suitability, operational manageability, and portfolio-level fit.
Geography
Alberta and British Columbia primary markets. Saskatchewan selectively.
Own a Property?
Tired of managing tenants and maintenance?
CORE's property roll-in program allows qualifying property owners to contribute their real estate in exchange for fund units — retaining real estate exposure without the operational burden. Initial conversations are confidential.
Asset-level financial detail is available to eligible investors through formal documentation.
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