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H&R To Reposition as Multifamily and Industrial REIT, Looks To Expand in Canada and US

Reorganization To Create Publicly Traded Canadian Retail REIT Focused on Enclosed Malls
Orchard Park in Kelowna, British Columbia, would be a property in a new publicly traded Canadian retail REIT. (Primaris)
Orchard Park in Kelowna, British Columbia, would be a property in a new publicly traded Canadian retail REIT. (Primaris)
CoStar News
October 28, 2021 | 5:25 P.M.

Fresh off its deal to sell the landmark Bow Tower offices in Calgary and a Bell office campus in suburban Toronto that's expected to generate $1.47 billion in proceeds, H&R REIT is transforming its operations by spinning off its retail operations into a stand-alone real estate investment trust and turning its focus to the in-demand industrial and residential markets.

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