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Cadillac Fairview sells 50% stakes in two Canadian malls to KingSett Capital

Cadillac Fairview sells 50% stakes in two Canadian malls to KingSett Capital

BitgetBitget2026/10/30 17:30
  • Cadillac Fairview today completed the sale of a 50% non-managing co-ownership interest in two Canadian retail properties to KingSett Capital.
  • The acquisition through KingSett's Real Estate Growth LP No. 9 covers CF Fairview Pointe Claire, Quebec, and CF Markville, Ontario.
  • The transaction expands the partnership to three properties, including its existing co-owned CF Masonville Place in Ontario.
  • Cadillac Fairview retains a 50% managing interest in all three properties and will continue to manage and operate them.


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