China Property Woes Deepen With Vanke Slump, Country Garden Halt
One of China’s biggest property firms delayed its earnings report while another posted a record profit decline as the nation’s real estate crisis shows no signs of easing.
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One of China’s biggest property firms delayed its earnings report while another posted a record profit decline as the nation’s real estate crisis shows no signs of easing.
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Mar 23, 2021
The Canadian Press
TORONTO -- Rental housing company Tricon Residential Inc. and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board have signed a deal to create a joint venture to develop rental projects in the Greater Toronto Area.
Under the agreement, CPP Investments will contribute up to $350 million, while Tricon will provide up to $150 million.
The joint venture will focus on developing rental apartments intended for a long-term hold.
Tricon will serve as the developer, asset manager and property manager.
The joint venture's first project is in Toronto's downtown and is expected to consist of two towers totalling 870 units.
Construction is expected to start on the site early next year with completion expected in 2025.