The strategy
Buy what the market mispriced. Fix what it missed.
We acquire dilapidated, under-occupied retail in small and mid-sized communities — often below replacement cost — and rebuild it into the economic infrastructure of its town: subdivided commercial space, community anchors, phased mixed-income housing.
Three things make it durable. Subdivision: smaller bays rent for more per foot and create more rentable area. Public alignment: grants fund the public pieces and lower our basis. Tenant growth: below-market rent to the right agency is underwriting, not charity.
The flagship
Stewart Village, Brockville.
Fourteen acres bought as a dying plaza. Today: 129,371 square feet of retail with national anchors trading, a 70,649-square-foot recreation hub open and programmed, and 320 homes phased from 2027 with county-partnered affordability. The asset produces income while the plan compounds it.
Artist’s concept
How we report
Direct, and often.
Partners hear from us six to eight times a year, in writing, and can call the principal who signs the letters. There is no portal behind this page and no gate on this site — if you want the current materials, ask the person accountable for them.
The direct line
Jameel B. Madhani, CFA
Chief Empowerment Officer
- info@transitcapital.com
- Toronto · +1 416 700 0711
- New York · +1 212 641 0711
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