KingSett in the purchase from the Huntley group of a portfolio of industrial properties located in the GTA.
KingSett in the sale of its 100% interest in the first three floors of the Aura Tower, located at 388 Yonge Street in downtown Toronto, to the Ikea group of companies.
KingSett Real Estate Growth LP No. 7, in its $271-million acquisition of a portfolio of 37 industrial properties in Atlantic Canada from Dream Industrial REIT.
The agents, trustee and bondholders, in the $660,000,000 First Mortgage Bond Financing of the Bay-Wellington Tower.
Offering $225 Million Aggregate Issue of 3.40% Senior Secured Green Bonds on Security of Telus Garden.
KingSett Real Estate Growth LP No. 5, with the $99-million acquisition and financing of the Courtyard Marriot Hotel in downtown Toronto.
Brookfield Properties, in the negotiation of lease with lead tenant for new Brookfield Place project in Calgary.
Gateway Casinos, in refinancing and repricing of US$390-million first lien credit facility.
Toronto Waterfront Revitalization Corporation, in the ongoing development and redevelopment of approximately 300 hectares of parks and public spaces along Toronto's waterfront.
TD Securities Inc., in the issue by Mercury Centre Limited Partnership of $97-million senior secured bonds financing Mercury Centre.
Gross Capital Inc., in its $16.6-million purchase
of a mixed retail/office development municipally known as 130, 140,
150 and 2575 Ouellette Place, Windsor, Ontario, from Prime Rose
Inc.
Eimskip Atlas Canada, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Avion Group, and KingSett Real Estate Growth LP No. 2, in Avion's $580-million acquisition of Atlas Cold Storage Income Trust, and with respect to structured real estate secured financing for the transaction which was provided by KingSett.
Great-West Life Assurance Company, in financing
$243 million secured by properties across Canada.
TD Securities Inc., the agent, in BRR's Trust issue
of $127-million aggregate principal amount of senior secured bonds.
KingStreet Real Estate Growth LP No. 2, in its
acquisition of a 50 percent interest in four senior housing
projects in Ontario and British Columbia.
Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board, in creation of $300-million Mezzanine Mortgage Fund targeted at the retirement home and long-term care sectors.
CIT Group Inc., in the $28.5-million purchase
security of AMC Theatres.
Canadian counsel to Citicorp USA, Inc. and JPMorgan Chase Bank,
N.A., in US$4.63-billion secured credit facilities
for General Motors and General Motors Canada.
KingStreet Real Estate Growth LP No. 2, in its
acquisition of a 91,000 square foot office building located in
Mississauga.
KingStreet Real Estate Growth LP No. 2, in its
acquisition of a 90 percent interest in four senior housing
projects in a joint venture with Retirement Life Communities.
Review of regulatory, commercial and financing issues
involved in the establishment of off shore on-line gaming
operations.
Several gaming software developers in respect of
intellectual property protection, licensing, structuring,
securities and financing matters.
CIBC Capital Partners, in a subordinated debt
financing of the acquisition of First Canadian Place, Toronto.
CHC International Inc., CHC Casinos Corporation, CHC Casinos Canada
Limited, and Casino Rama Services Inc., in a $160-million term credit facility with the Bank of Nova Scotia and
various other financial Institutions.
JMB Realty Corporation, in its acquisition of 100
percent of the Cadillac Fairview Corporation Limited for a total of
$2.6 billion.
The bond purchasers, in the offering and sale by
809062 Alberta Limited and ARCI Limited of $220 million aggregate
principle amount of 6.66 percent First Mortgage Bonds due December
8, 2008, pursuant to a Trust Deed dated as of December 8, 1998,
among 809062 Alberta Limited, ARCI Limited and TD Trust Company, as
trustee, secured by the property known as the Petro-Canada Centre
in Calgary, Alberta, which leases, under a "credit" lease, a
substantial part of the project.
Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board, in the issue by Ontrea Inc. of $600-million 5.70 percent series A debentures by way of a private placement and the first guarantee by a Canadian pension fund of a debt issue.
TD Securities Inc., in the issue by Brookfield
Properties Limited of $71-million First Mortgage Bonds secured by
the Bay-Wellington Tower, BCE Place, Toronto.
Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan, in the
purchase by Ontrea Inc. and the Cadillac Fairview Corporation Ltd.,
the two principal real estate subsidiaries of the Ontario
Teachers' Pension Plan, of vacant lands of Canadian
Broadcasting Corporation.
Bank of Nova Scotia, in a $95-million non-revolving
term credit facility to finance a retirement home.
CHC International Inc., CHC Casinos Corporation, CHC Casinos Canada
Limited, and Casino Rama Services Inc., in the
CHC's application as a proponent for the Ontario government's
proposed charity gaming clubs which were to be initiated throughout
the Province of Ontario.
CHC International Inc., CHC Casinos Corporation, CHC Casinos Canada
Limited, and Casino Rama Services Inc., in the
development of Casino Rama.
CHC International Inc., CHC Casinos Corporation, CHC Casinos Canada
Limited, and Casino Rama Services Inc., in the
expansion of the Casino Rama complex and a $225-million loan from
the Bank of Nova Scotia, which was used to fund costs incurred in
connection with the expansion.
CDP Capital Mortgages, as lender, in the $83-million debt financing by secured notes provided by CDP Capital
Mortgages in the Borealis Retail REIT acquisition of Midtown Plaza
Shopping Centre, one of the largest real estate deals completed
year-to-date in Canada.
Falls Management Company, in the Ontario Lottery
and Gaming Corporation's $1-billion purchase of the Niagara
Fallsview Casino Resort from Falls Management Company.
CDPQ Capital Mortgages, in Borealis Retail REIT's
acquisition of Midtown Plaza Shopping Centre, and the Cornwall
Centre, $199 million.
Falls Management Company, in the project
development of the Niagara Gateway Casino Complex, including the
negotiation of a long-term casino concession with Ontario Lottery
and Gaming Corporation and a $700-million secured note offering.
KingStreet Capital Partners, in the venture
acquisition of a $35-million portfolio.
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