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Dream

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Founded in 1996 by Michael Cooper, Dream is a purpose-driven global real estate asset manager headquartered in Toronto, Canada. We are responsible for some of Canada’s most iconic and transformative projects. We manage both publicly traded and private vehicles in Canada, the U.S. and Europe. As pioneers in impact investing Dream is also one of Canada’s largest developers of net-zero communities and affordable housing.

First Capital

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First Capital [TSX: FCR.UN] owns, operates, and develops grocery anchored open air centres in neighbourhoods with the strongest demographics in Canada. First Capital primarily owns, develops and manages properties that provide consumers with products and services that are considered to be daily necessitates or non-discretionary expenditures. First Capital looks to implement a specific complementary tenant offering at each property to best serve the needs of the local community. First Capital is highly focused on ensuring the competitive position of their assets in their respective urban and retail trade areas and closely follow demographic profiles and shopping trends that may impact the performance of their properties.

Smartcentres

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FROM SHOPPING CENTRES TO CITY CENTRES. SmartCentres was started over thirty years ago because we believed that Canadians deserved products they could afford, at convenient times, in stores that were close to home. By fulfilling those needs, SmartCentres has grown and expanded into communities in every province across Canada. Today, Canadians need transit-connected apartments, condos, and seniors’ residences with access to retail, office and storage facilities — as well as open, green spaces and places to gather. So, SmartCentres is evolving. SmartCentres owns 3,500 acres of land across 200 prime locations where we’ve consistently provided a best-in-class retail experience. Now, because we’ve always respected Canadians' needs, we’re creating communities that Canadians can be proud of — transforming our properties from shopping centres into city centres.