Firm Capital Apartment Real Estate Investment Trust (FCA.U)

Overview

Firm Capital Apartment Real Estate Investment Trust (the "Trust") specializes in the U.S. real estate market, focusing primarily on multi-residential income producing real estate and related debt investments. The Trust operates on a diversified portfolio strategy, involving both wholly owned properties and joint ventures. Notably, it has amassed a significant holding in the sector, with ownership interests in 1,499 apartment units. These properties are strategically located across seven states: Florida, Connecticut, Texas, New York, New Jersey, Georgia, and Maryland, indicating a broad geographical footprint within the United States. The Trust is publicly traded, with its shares available on the TSXV exchange under the symbols FCA.U and FCA.UN, highlighting its accessible investment nature to a wide range of investors. Furthermore, the Trust's operational base and registered office are situated in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, at 163 Cartwright Avenue, M6A 1V5, emphasizing its international operational structure despite its U.S. market focus.

Products and Services

• Multi-Residential Income Producing Real Estate

  This core service involves the acquisition, management, and operation of multi-residential properties that generate regular rental income. The Trust's strategic focus on this area allows it to capitalize on the stable cash flows and appreciation potential inherent in the residential real estate market, spread across key U.S. states.

• Related Debt Investments

  In addition to direct property investments, the Trust also engages in related debt investments, which offer an alternative avenue for gaining exposure to the real estate market. This can include, but is not limited to, mortgages or mortgage-backed securities, aligning with its strategy to diversify income sources and manage risk effectively.

• Wholly Owned and Joint Venture Investments

  The Trust’s investment approach includes both wholly owned properties and strategic joint ventures, providing flexibility in how it expands and manages its portfolio. Wholly owned investments offer complete control over property management and investment decisions, whereas joint ventures allow the Trust to partner with other entities for mutual benefit, leveraging shared resources and expertise.