Funds - CBP Capital

CBP Real Estate Funds.

Unlocking institutional-grade real estate investment opportunities for high-net-worth investors, family offices, and other investment partners in Ottawa, Southern Ontario, and Atlantic Canada.

CBP Development Fund I

Fully allocated, with three multi-family developments totalling 850+ units currently under construction, drawing on CBP’s extensive pipeline in the Greater Ottawa Area.

Launched 2023
$45M in equity
Fully-allocated

CBP Development Fund II

Building on the success of Fund I, focused on de-risked, “shovel-ready” multi-family developments continuing the benefit of CBP’s existing pipeline.

Launched 2025
Actively fundraising

CBP Value Add Fund I

Targets value add assets in Ottawa, Southern Ontario, and Atlantic Canada, where strong underlying fundamentals will drive leasing demand and resulting asset performance.

Launched 2025
Actively fundraising

Investment Markets

Strong market fundamentals combined with CBP’s local expertise and presence drive attractive risk-adjusted returns.

Ottawa

Strong fundamentals for both multi-family development and repositioning of income producing assets, outperforming other Canadian markets.

High demand amidst a slowing pipeline of development competition

Stable economy and high household incomes supported by diverse industries

Asset price discount to other markets

Atlantic Canada

Growing employment base and economic activity offer upside across asset classes.

Growing tech market driving demand for office space, with positive impact on other asset classes

Notable pricing discounts to other comparable markets

Lack of new supply

Increasing interest from institutional investors

Southern Ontario

Supported by growing demand for more affordable housing options and improved quality of life, repositioning existing assets offers attractive returns.

Strong economic conditions yet limited development of new product

Sustained rent growth across asset classes

Residents and businesses drawn to world-class healthcare, post-secondary institutions, and strong employment ecosystems