Event Overview:

UPDATE ON REALCAPITAL - As of January 21, 2022

In the interests of the health and safety of all concerned, this event is moved to virtual and will take place over two days - March 1 & 2.  

The Ontario Government’s sudden announcement last week impacts the protocols governing many activities and facilities and this includes live conferences. The constraints on capacity among several other factors have also made it impossible for us to hold RealCapital in-person in a feasible manner.

We are in the process of connecting with those who have sponsored, speakers and registered. If you have not heard form us already please look out for our communication or call early next week.

The 2021 virtual RealCapital was rated as one of the five top conferences by participants among Informa’s similar events globally. All our efforts will be focused on duplicating this level of excellence.

We thank the industry once again for its continued support during these difficult times.

How will the Canadian Debt and Capital Markets Perform in the Headwinds of 2017?
What are the Key Trends in the Growth of Equity and Investment Management Funds?

The Most Important Conference in Q1 Returns: Real Estate in a Low Interest Rate Environment

If the cost of capital remains in the status quo, how will this affect the strategies of real estate owners, developers and investors? How is the growth of investment management funds also impact the market? While the large supply of debt and equity capital, the question facing many is how do you access it and at what price.

Will REITs and REOCs continue to grow and be able to raise equity more easily than in 2016 in the public markets? What is likely to happen to their unit and share prices?

Concerns still remain about the ultimate direction of the condominium development across the country. To what extent has the housing market peaked in gateway cities and must now face some re-pricing? How will the latest federal policies affect this market?

Notwithstanding the aforementioned issues, does commercial, industrial and multi-unit residential real estate investment remain fairly attractive to domestic and foreign investors?

Are quality real estate assets now priced beyond perfection? Have cap rates been pushed too low? Is the flight to quality still relevant? What will all of these factors mean for the performance of the capital and the credit markets in Canada and the United States over the next twelve months?

Bringing Together Users of Capital with Sources of Capital: Addressing the Key Issues

RealCapital 2017 will focus on these key issues and trends by bringing together owners and investors with sources of public and private equity and debt financing in the Canadian real estate market.

The 2017 program will provide a unique, high-level business forum that will examine these themes, address key issues, assess emerging trends, and discuss effective strategies for real estate investment and financing for office, industrial, retail, and multi-residential sectors in the current environment across the country.

Over 550 executives from across Canada are expected to attend this one-day conference.

In keeping with the strong reputation of the Forums, RealCapital will present high-quality speakers on very topical issues at a relatively low registration fee.

The conference will also provide a great opportunity to network with experts and decision-makers responsible for real estate investment and financing today.

Attendee Information:

Who Should Attend

RealCapital is designed to meet the needs of all individuals and organizations who play an integral role in sourcing, structuring, negotiating, and approving equity investment and debt financing in office, industrial, retail and multi-unit residential real estate – ranging from acquisition, development, and construction activity to mezzanine, conventional debt, and long-term portfolio purposes.

The program will be of particular value for:

Public and private equity capital providers, fund managers, investment advisors, and structured finance experts active in real estate deal-making
Banks, life insurance companies, pension funds, and other institutional lenders
Private companies and individuals active in real estate investment and financing
Executives from real estate corporations from across Canada who have responsibility for asset management, acquisitions, and dispositions, development, finance, and investment
Small real estate organizations, investors, developers, and entrepreneurs looking for debt and equity capital sources
Intermediaries, financial and legal advisors including mortgage brokers, real estate brokers, investment bankers, lawyers, and accounting firms