.gwlra recently announced it has acquired six Class A industrial buildings on the South Shore of Montreal on behalf of the Great-West Life Canadian Real Estate Investment Fund No. 1 (CREIF).
July 26, 2022
TORONTO—GWL Realty Advisors recently announced it has acquired six Class A industrial buildings on the South Shore of Montreal on behalf of the Great-West Life Canadian Real Estate Investment Fund No. 1 . “The industrial asset class continues to be a top performer for us, and this acquisition represents a significant foothold into an important and growing market,” said Steven Marino, executive vice-president of portfolio management for GWLRA, in a statement.
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