OURBORO INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT
A New Path to Residential Real Estate Returns
Gain exposure to owner-occupied homes in Canada, without landlord or debt obligations.
Why Investors Choose Ourboro
Canada’s pent-up homeownership demand is constrained by the down-payment gap, an estimated $25B opportunity through 2026*. Ourboro bridges the gap, enabling families to buy today while delivering resilient, downside-protected returns. With its defensive profile, the strategy is tailored for pension funds, family offices, and private investors seeking stable real estate exposure.
Homes across GTA, Southwestern Ontario, and Ottawa, varied by built type and price point.
By partnering with owner-occupiers, Ourboro investors access 4x mortgage leverage, without servicing the debt.
No tenants, no maintenance, no vacancies. Ownership is through a tax-efficient private equity structure.
*Source: Statistics Canada; 2024 CIBC Millennials & Homeownership Poll.
A Strong Track Record
co-owned homes
in asset book value
applications from qualified homebuyers
Our Investor Community
“Ourboro’s co-ownership model is transforming the path to homeownership, empowering families to move in today, build equity for tomorrow, and create generational wealth.”
“What is interesting and different about Ourboro is they have structured it as actually owning a piece of the home.”
Unlocking the Hidden Potential
Ourboro gives you access to an untapped asset class: owner-occupied residential real estate. By co-investing across Ontario, we help Canadians achieve homeownership while delivering strong, risk-adjusted returns for investors. With aligned incentives, families and investors both win when the home appreciates.
Ourboro invests in resilient real estate across regions and property types to deliver balanced, lasting growth. Connect with us to see how it can work for you.
Ourboro invests in resilient real estate across regions and property types to deliver balanced, lasting growth. Download our Investment Overview to learn more.
Building Real Impact Beyond Returns
In a landscape where many ESG strategies in Canada focus narrowly on environment or governance, Ourboro emphasizes measurable social impact. That’s why we’ve partnered with Conestoga College on a 10-year study to measure how shared equity homeownership impacts quality of life compared to renting, tracking outcomes across several key areas:
Improved quality of life and wellbeing
Stronger financial stability and housing security
Greater connection to community and education
Increased trust and sense of safety
Learn more about our Impact Study.
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*Source: Statistics Canada; 2024 CIBC Millennials & Homeownership Poll; Canadian Real Estate Association
(1)Extrapolated based on the number of Canadian households in the 25-44 age bracket that were either renting or living with their parents for non-caregiving reasons in 2023, along with 2024 data from the Royal LePage 2024 Renters Report indicating that 27% of renters plan to purchase a property in the next two years and of those 27%, 50% declare they are lacking the funds/savings to be able to afford a 20% down payment. Assumes an average home value in Canada of $718.7K (Trading Economics) and 67% average Ourboro contribution (historical average).
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