Canadian real estate lender
The Toronto-based firm will “temporarily defer payment” of redemptions until it has more clarity on when borrowers will repay loans and the fund can get cash from asset sales, according to a letter to investors dated Nov. 8. “Loan payoff activity remains suppressed.”
The move underscores the growing stress in the nation’s real estate market as a sharp rise in interest rates changes the economics of commercial projects and disrupts the housing market.
The firm, which is backed ...
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