The Toronto-based real estate firm Pinemount has been focusing on Ontario's purpose-built rental segment for years. Oren Turkienicz, Vice President of Acquisitions, explains the company's background and their approach to real estate development.
I do think that in all forms, in all levels of government, they’re starting to understand and think about the right way. It’s undoubtedly a tough time to be in the real estate development game, but companies that are in tune with their product and their market — in other words: they’re experts at what they do — seem to be faring better than others. The Toronto -based real estate firm has been honing in on Ontario ’s purpose-built rental segment for the better part of a decade.
Oren Turkienicz, Vice President of Acquisitions for Pinemount, explains that “it’s a family business” that all started with his father. “My father Eli, who's the founder, worked in his family business and they were focused primarily on the commercial industrial side of things. He eventually wanted to start his own real estate approach focused primarily on multifamily,” Turkienicz says. “He sourced a site in Barrie for a lot that had allowances for 64 units and surface parkin
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