Document background
The Commercial Real Estate Offering Memorandum is a crucial document used when seeking to raise capital for commercial real estate investments in Canada. It serves as the primary disclosure and marketing document for presenting investment opportunities to qualified investors while ensuring compliance with Canadian securities laws and provincial regulations. This document is typically used when a property owner or sponsor wishes to sell interests in a commercial property or raise capital for property acquisition, development, or refinancing. The memorandum must provide comprehensive information about the investment opportunity, including detailed property information, market analysis, financial projections, risk factors, and investment terms. It's essential for compliance with National Instrument 45-106 and provincial securities regulations, while also serving as a key marketing tool for attracting potential investors.
