Green Street Expands Canadian Private Market CRE Intelligence

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TORONTO — Green Street, the leading provider of trusted commercial real estate intelligence and unbiased insights, has expanded its Canadian private market data capabilities across 10 key markets and four sectors: Apartment Industrial, Office, and Retail. The new enhancements empower customers to visualize essential fundamentals and valuation metrics through an advanced interactive mapping platform – augmented by forward-looking analytics and proprietary market data that can help you capitalize on emerging market trends.
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Market participants can gain full context of the Canadian commercial real estate market through Green Street's Data & Analytics solution which bridges the gap between public REITs and private CRE assets. Green Street's public/private market expertise provides unique comparative insights that enable the uncovering of high-potential investment opportunities and strengthening of capital allocation and portfolio strategies.
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Green Street's new private market enhancements include:
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Market Data | Access market-level data and insights on asset values, cap rates, CPPIs (commercial property price index), proprietary submarket grades, and a host of macro and demographic data—available via interactive mapping and convenient Market Snapshot reports.
Market Forecasts | Leverage 5-year forecasts for operating fundamentals under baseline and alternate macroeconomic scenarios, and historical time series to inform investment decisions.
Sales Comps Property Profiles | Visualize recent, verified comps for properties and portfolios $5M+ (CAD) with detailed transaction histories, property overviews, and more.
Data Delivery | Integrate Green Street's proprietary data and insights directly into your models via Excel Add-In, Snowflake, and API to streamline workflows.
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'Since Green Street expanded our Research, Data & Analytics, and News coverage into Canada one year ago, across the 10 largest markets — Calgary, Edmonton, Halifax, Hamilton, Montreal, Ottawa-Gatineau, Quebec City, Toronto, Vancouver, and Winnipeg — our customers have increasingly sought deeper, more localized data sets to help uncover emerging growth opportunities,' said Fred Blondeau, MD, Head of Canadian Research at Green Street. 'Our team is focused on providing the most accurate and actionable information and we're excited to deliver these insights to support better investment and portfolio management decisions.'
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To mark the 1-year anniversary of Green Street's CRE solutions in Canada, we are offering a free 30-day trial of Green Street News starting on Thursday, June 19.
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About Green Street
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Green Street is the leading provider of actionable commercial real estate research, news, data, analytics, and advisory services in the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Australia. For 40 years, Green Street has delivered unparalleled intelligence and trusted data on the public and private real estate markets, helping investors, banks, lenders, and other industry participants optimize investment and strategic decisions. The firm delivers exclusive market information, conclusion-driven insights, and predictive analytics through a SaaS platform. To learn more, please visit www.greenstreet.com.
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