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Canada’s Largest Public Apartment Landlord Gets Loan To Retrofit Big Chunk of Its Portfolio

CAPREIT Says Loan From Canada Infrastructure Bank Will Help Make Buildings More Energy Efficient
This CAPREIT-owned building in Toronto is line to be retrofitted under a federal program. (Canada Infrastructure Bank)
This CAPREIT-owned building in Toronto is line to be retrofitted under a federal program. (Canada Infrastructure Bank)
CoStar News
May 1, 2024 | 6:09 P.M.

Canada's largest publicly traded apartment landlord is getting a $70 million loan from the Canada Infrastructure Bank to fund upgrades at 60 of its residential buildings.

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