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🏗️ Equiton Developments Today, more investors can take advantage of the great opportunities private real estate offers.

There was a time when private real estate investments were only available to a select few high-net-worth individuals. With Equiton, investors can capitalize on investments that have the potential to add diversification to their portfolio. Our experienced leadership team knows how to find and build wealth in real estate and has a record of exceptional results. We’ve made investing in private real estate more accessible. And we’re just getting started. Equiton takes a simple and straightforward approach to investing in real estate, directing investments in commercial and residential properties and building up their value by leveraging opportunities for improvement or redevelopment. Management’s hands-on approach and deep industry knowledge ensure your investments are expertly managed. For important information and disclaimers, please visit https://www.equiton.com/disclaimers/

11/02/2026

Interested in learning more about private real estate investing? Comment CONNECT below and check your DMs to connect with an Equiton associate.

Didn't make it to our latest investor event? From the future of housing supply to the market signals worth watching, the conversations went beyond the headlines.

Want to stay in the know about upcoming investor events? Get in touch with our team to learn more.

10/30/2026

Lindsay knows our properties, but how well does she know the work behind your social feed?

For the final instalment of Corporate Telephone, she takes her best shot at explaining what Jade, our Senior Marketing Manager, does at Equiton.

A little guesswork, a few laughs and a chance to meet someone usually on the other side of the camera. 📞

10/29/2026

The housing market is changing. So is the way we need to think about building.

We’re focused on creating housing that responds to the realities of the market while remaining livable for the people who call it home.

That’s part of why we see opportunity in mid-rise development.

From building design to the way homes and communities are planned, we’re thinking beyond today’s market.

We’re designing for what comes next.

10/21/2026

Everyone knows someone who makes everything sound bigger than it is.

When it comes to investing, understanding what you're actually investing in matters.

Private real estate can provide access to professionally managed real estate without taking on the day-to-day responsibilities of owning and operating a property yourself.

But before investing, ask the questions that matter:

What am I investing in?
How does it work?
Who is managing it?
What are the risks?

Because when it comes to your money, you shouldn't have to rely on the hype.

10/20/2026

Canadian jobs softened. US inflation rose. Rental markets shifted.

This week’s Markets in Minutes looks at Canada’s softer job market, declining Canadian asking rents, higher US inflation and improving US apartment occupancy.

Looking beyond the headlines means understanding how jobs, borrowing costs and housing supply shape different market conditions.

Swipe for four stories worth understanding.

General information only; not investment or tax advice.

Canada lost 68,000 jobs in September, following a decline of 42,000 in August. Unemployment edged up to 6.5%.

Why it matters: A softer job market can put pressure on household budgets and influence decisions about renting, buying and moving.

Source: Statistics Canada

Average asking rents fell 4.2% year over year to $2,034 in September. Condo rents declined 7.8%, compared with 2.7% for purpose-built apartments.

Why it matters: Rental conditions vary by property type. National averages can hide differences in competition and pricing.

Source: Rentals.ca and Urbanation

US consumer prices rose 3.7% year over year in September, up from 3.4% in August. Prices increased 0.6% month over month.

Why it matters: Higher inflation may influence expectations for future interest-rate decisions, keeping borrowing costs in focus for buyers, developers and property owners.

Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics

Apartment vacancy fell to 8.6% in Q3, its third consecutive quarterly decline. Through September, net absorption rose 14% year over year, while new deliveries fell 25%.

Why it matters: More apartments being occupied as fewer new units arrive can ease supply pressure, although conditions still vary by market.

Source: Cushman & Wakefield, via Multifamily Executive

10/14/2026

Buying slowed. Leasing picked up. What’s behind the split?   This week’s Markets in Minutes looks at higher US mortgage rates, apartment demand catching up to supply, cautious GTA buyers and improving Canadian commercial leasing.   Looking beyond the headlines means asking where these changes are happening—and what’s driving them.   Swipe for four stories worth understanding.   General information only; not investment or tax advice.

The average US 30-year fixed mortgage rate reached 7.40%, up from the previous week.   Why it matters: Higher borrowing costs can put purchases on hold and keep households renting longer.   Source: Freddie Mac

RealPage estimates 304,800 apartments were absorbed over the year ending Q3, compared with 318,000 completed.   Why it matters: The gap is narrowing, but markets with lots of new apartments still face pressure on rents.   Source: RealPage

September home sales fell 9% year over year, while benchmark prices declined 4.7%.   Why it matters: Softer prices haven’t brought buyers back in force. Confidence and affordability still shape the decision to move.   Source: TRREB

Occupied office space grew by 2 million sq. ft. in Q3. Industrial space grew by 10.3 million sq. ft.   Why it matters: Leasing improved, but the details count: office demand favoured premium buildings, while industrial tenants largely took existing space.   Source: CBRE Canada — Office & CBRE Canada — Industrial

10/07/2026

When people think about adding value, they often think big.

But some of the most impactful improvements are surprisingly simple.

Fresh paint. Better lighting. A welcoming entrance.

Small changes can transform how a property feels without requiring a major renovation.

The best improvements aren’t always the biggest ones. They’re often the ones people notice every day.

10/06/2026

A Day in the Life | Davis Fowler, Asset Manager

Behind every property is a team working to create long-term value.

As Asset Manager, Davis works across the portfolio to monitor performance, identify opportunities and support strategies that help drive value across Equiton’s real estate investments.

Davis’s role takes him beyond the office, from collaborating with teams across the business to visiting properties and seeing progress firsthand. His work brings together strategy, analysis and problem-solving to support the ongoing performance of Equiton’s portfolio.

At Equiton, we believe strong results start with strong teams. Our people bring different perspectives and experiences to the table, working together to make thoughtful decisions and create lasting value.

Which role would you like a glimpse into next?

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