Fidelity Partners With Brookfield To Launch Private Real Estate Investment Portfolio

The new portfolio will enable individual Canadians to benefit from investing in private real estate, an asset class that is typically held by institutional investors, such as REITs.

“Brookfield is a respected global organization with an impressive track record in private real estate, and we are pleased to work collaboratively with them to add another tool in our toolbox, as we plan to expand our offerings and build a new private real estate market portfolio.” “Private real estate assets under management have grown significantly over the last two decades, as investor demand continues to increase for alternative sources of income, capital appreciation, and diversification,” Fidelity said in a release. “As this trend is expected to continue and real estate markets experience constant change against the backdrop of rising rates and an emerging hybrid economy, Fidelity intends to bring to market a real estate strategy, leveraging Brookfield.

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