In today's dynamic real estate landscape, where market conditions can shift rapidly, and sustainability concerns loom large, the traditional approach to property development and management is undergoing a profound transformation. Amidst these challenges, the concept of real estate repositioning has emerged as a strategic imperative for property owners and developers seeking to adapt, thrive and make a positive impact on both the bottom line and the broader community.
Join us for an engaging workshop where experts will discuss renewing and pivoting existing buildings, offering invaluable insights into the multifaceted world of real estate repositioning. Gain practical strategies for addressing pressing issues like capital scarcity, sustainability imperatives and community needs, while driving positive environmental and social outcomes.
TRBOT members receive free access to the workshops, whereas non-members can attend for a small fee. Get in touch with us to know more about our memberships.
- Asset Evaluation: Learn to identify conversion-ready assets and assess cost-effectiveness of repositioning versus new construction.
- Decarbonization for Success: Understand how decarbonizing assets can attract tenants, cuts operational costs and aligns with net-zero goals.
- Community Revitalization: Discover how conversions, coupled with strategic leasing programs, can revitalize old assets and foster community engagement.
- Navigating Challenges: Delve into key challenges and discover strategies for successful repositioning.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn from our experts and explore how repositioning can be a win-win, delivering financial gains while minimizing environmental impact. Register today!
- Khan Tran, Chief Investment Officer, TAS
- Joe Ogilvie, Head of Innovation, Urban Lab, Schulich School of Business, York University
TAS is an unconventional impact company that uses real estate as a tool to drive profit and purpose. As an industry leader in impact real estate, Certified B Corporation, signatory to PRI and member of the Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN), TAS pursues opportunities that create value for investors and generate measurable social and environmental impact. TAS has an active pipeline and portfolio totaling nearly 7 million square feet across 21 properties throughout the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area.
TAS focuses on tackling climate change, broadening affordability and equity, and building social capital to create neighbourhoods – and ultimately cities – where people can thrive and belong. TAS champions conversation and collaboration to push the boundaries of innovation and explore what is possible.