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Canadian REITs show signs of recovery

More mergers, acquisitions expected as interest in real estate investment trusts rebounds, Raymond James analysts say
InterRent, a REIT that owns the Place Saint-Charles apartments in Quebec, has agreed to be bought by a partnership between its executive chair and a Singapore sovereign wealth fund. (CoStar)
InterRent, a REIT that owns the Place Saint-Charles apartments in Quebec, has agreed to be bought by a partnership between its executive chair and a Singapore sovereign wealth fund. (CoStar)
CoStar News
July 22, 2025 | 6:10 P.M.

The stock prices of Canadian real estate investment trusts are finally on the rise, driven by mergers and acquisitions activity that has some of the country's largest publicly traded landlords considering deals to sell all or part of their portfolios, according to a report.

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