On its website, the REIT said it had 699 properties, more than 18 million square feet in the development pipeline, 37 million square feet of grocery-anchored retail in the portfolio, and it had an industry-leading balance sheet with 7.0x Debt/EBITDA.
First Capital REIT unitholders have approved the company's sale to KingSett Capital and Choice Properties, marking a turning point for one of Canada's most influential retail real estate companies and raising questions about the future of key urban retail districts including Toronto's Yorkville.