About REIIF
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The Forum Real Estate Income and Impact Fund (REIIF) is an institutional quality, open-end private fund focused on Canadian rental housing.

REIIF invests principally in new-age multi-family rental apartments, purpose-built student accommodations (PBSA), and furnished rentals located in supply-constrained markets across Canada. REIIF strives to implement a sector-leading impact and ESG strategy that is designed to enhance risk-adjusted performance and deliver diversity and resiliency of income.

Investment Highlights
  • 8-12% Total Return

    Targeted Annual Total Net Return{{1}}

  • 4-5% Income

    Target Distribution Yield{{1}}

  • 55% Target LTV Leverage

    Debt to Total Asset Ratio

  • $50 Million Alignment

    Minimum Sponsor Investment

  • 7.5 YRS Average Asset Age{{2}}

    Average age of all assets under REIIF portfolio

  • 4,290 Units

    Serving ~10,500 residents{{3}}

  • $2.4 Billion Assets Under Management

    REIIF Assets Under Management{{2}}

  • $1.1 Billion Net Asset Value

    Net Asset Value of REIIF portfolio{{2}}

Performance Summary

Inflation protection

Focus on naturally high turnover assets offering inflation protection; a strategic emphasis on purpose-built student accommodations, micro units, and furnished rentals - sectors characterized by high resident turnover, the opportunity to mark-to-market rents more frequently and strong demand.

Performance Snapshot

Potential for stable, and growing income stream along with long-term capital appreciation, and limited correlation to public market volatility.

Monthly Returns (%){{1}}

Series F JanFebMarAprMayJuneJulyAugSeptOctNovDec Annual
2022 0.025.080.460.200.190.19 1.490.250.220.840.211.00 10.51
2023 0.811.000.700.050.140.47 0.600.126.100.130.050.35 10.88
2024 0.520.670.972.322.160.61 0.221.171.250.130.51 11.02%{{1}}

Geographically diverse and curated best-in-class assets that represent REIIF's investment themes and focus on impact across Canada.

REIIF's Portfolio
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