Slate Asset Management

Slate unveils plan for 800-acre redevelopment site

Canadian Property Management

Slate unveils plan for 800-acre redevelopment

Slate Asset Management envisions a major business and intermodal transportation hub with up to 12 million square feet of employment space on the Hamilton harbourfront lands.
Slate partners with Nova Scotia energy firm

Canadian Property Management

Slate partners with Nova Scotia energy firm

Slate Asset Management has acquired what's described as a "significant minority stake" in Halifax-based Roswall Development Inc.
Slate Asset Management acquires Presima

Canadian Property Management

Slate Asset Management acquires Presima

The deal adds $1.1 billion in assets to Slate’s investment management holdings and heightens its presence in the public markets, where Presima has carved out global REIT and ESG yield strategies.
Corktown

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An industrial touch for Corktown condo in Hamilton

The design for Slate Asset Management’s two-tower project in the Corktown community of Hamilton will rise with a modern industrial vibe.
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Toronto site sold to Fitzrovia for multi-res development

Slate Asset Management and Carlyle Communities announced they have sold their three-acre site at Dawes Road in Toronto to Fitzrovia Real Estate.
EV

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Blockchain-based EV charging pilot launches

A ground-breaking electric vehicle charging pilot launched this week at an office building in Toronto.
Development Challenge

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NAIOP announces Development Challenge winners

Slate Asset Management and Choice REIT partnered with NAIOP to use Dixie Outlet Mall in Mississauga as the subject for this year’s competition.
Slate Asset Management Germany

Canadian Property Management

Slate expands portfolio in Germany

Since December 2016, the firm has completed a total of 14 portfolio acquisitions in Germany.
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Plastic themed art drops in midtown Toronto

Natural Plasticity will occupy space at 55 St. Clair West for Earth Month 2019 to challenge the conversation around disposable culture.