CFP Group

The smartest real estate opportunities are often hiding in small, well-located, purpose-built rental projects in supply-constrained neighbourhoods.

Toronto continues to face one of the most persistent housing shortages in North America, and quality rental housing in established neighbourhoods is not easy to create.

That’s what makes projects like this worth paying attention to.

- 7 purpose-built rental units.
- Located in the upscale Toronto Leaside neighbourhood.
- Already under construction.
- Projected completion in 9–12 months.
- Eligible for registered funds: RRSP, RESP, and TFSA.

In a city where housing supply remains painfully constrained, purpose-built rentals continue to be one of the most compelling long-term real estate themes.

Please contact us at [email protected] or DM me to learn more.

Disclaimer: For accredited investors only. Private investments carry risk. Targeted returns are not guaranteed, and proper diligence matters. The due diligence by Equivesto Canada Inc. remains ongoing.

For the last 18 months, most real estate conversations have started the same way: we are waiting for rates to come down.
But a new JPMorgan analysis suggests something important: that wait could be longer than many developers and investors expect.
Even as inflation cools, the Fed may keep rates elevated because the labor market remains stable and economic growth hasn’t meaningfully deteriorated.
Here is what it means for real estate: cheap money isn’t coming back anytime soon.
The developers and investors winning right now are the ones who:
• Structure deals that work at today’s rates
• Focus on entitled land and phased development
• Build capital stacks that survive volatility
• Partner with patient equity and strategic operators
In every cycle, there’s a moment where people stop waiting and start building anyway.
Right now, we at hashtag are seeing opportunities in:
🏗 Entitled land development (working on a project in Florida)
🏨 Adaptive reuse and hospitality conversions (Marriott hotel conversion project in Phoenix)
🏘 Built To Rent residential communities (2 projects in Oklahoma)
Curious to hear from other developers and investors. Are you still waiting for rate cuts, or are you already deploying capital in this market?