Founded upon more than 25 years of experience, Kaizen Capital Realty Partners (KCRP) is a boutique commercial real estate brokerage and specialized consulting practice. With a focus specifically on the Greater Toronto and surrounding area, we deliver tailored, considered insights and solutions to facilitate and execute upon our clients’ objectives.
About Us
Kaizen, the Japanese word for “improvement”, is a concept referring to business activities that continuously improve all functions and involve all employees. It includes making the work environment more efficient and effective by creating a team atmosphere, improving everyday procedures and ensuring employee engagement. With this philosophy in mind, it is our goal to foster and create such an environment that allows for a culture of collaboration and creativity, to deliver superior results and service for our clients.
Put simply, our core “raison d’etre” is two-fold:
- Assist our clients in understanding highest and best use/positioning for any given commercial property, with respect to the ever changing elements of the marketplace at large
- Facilitate and execute upon the strategy conceived in collaboration with our client
Our Services
Our broader scope of capabilities & core competencies include :
Financial Analysis
Highest & Best Use Assessment
Site Selection
Off Market Procurement Services
Disposition & Procurement Strategy
Customized, Portfolio Management Optimization Strategy
Site Assessment
Market Reviews - Sales & Lease Comparable Analysis
Financial Due Dilligence
Leasing – Marketing, Market Intelligence, Design Consulting & Construction Management
Valuation Analysis
Acquisition & Disposition
Lease & Audit Review
Comprehensive Occupancy Needs Analysis
Market & Availability Analysis
Financial Analysis
Offer Negotiation Strategy
Test Fits & Critical Path Timeline
Design Consulting & Construction Management
Market Insights
Will the Bank of Canada’s last interest rate announcement of 2024 have an impact on Canadian CRE?
From Altus Group – Today’s 50 basis points (bps) reduction to interest rates signals that, despite a small uptick in CPI to 2.0% in October, the Bank of Canada (BoC) remains worried about the health of the Canadian economy.
Back-to-work plans could revive downtowns, but the rebuild or rethink question remains
From Financial Post – Governments across the country are forcing workers back to the office, but that alone won’t revitalize the downtowns of major cities in Canada, say industry experts.
A more promising year ahead for Canadian CRE, but patience is still required
From Altus Group – Altus market experts, Ray Wong and Peter Norman, recently shared their current assessment of the Canadian economy and how it could impact CRE and the housing market as we move into 2025.
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