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ULI Toronto: Community Property Companies: Cracking the affordability code with social purpose real estate
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It is largely understood that property investment is intrinsically tied to wealth accumulation - and that marginalized communities have suffered from inequitable access to such opportunities. Is there a model that allows community members to invest in their own neighbourhoods while simultaneously preserving asset affordability and neighbourhood stability?
Recently, ULI Toronto convened a roundtable of social purpose real estate leaders to think about new models that would create wealth-building opportunities for smaller, community investors. Join us to learn about existing models, including land trusts and co-operatives, and new ideas that are emerging to develop and preserve social purpose real estate in the urban market.
Read more on the findings from the roundtable in the TAP Report.
Presenter: Dina Graser, Principal, Graser & Co.
Moderator: Mark Guslits, Principal, Mark Guslits + Associates
Martine Aldridge, Founding Principal, Martine & Co.
Alex Dow, Director, Neighbourhood Initiative, United Way
Mimi Lau, Golden Mile Impact Project Facilitator, Working Women Community Centre