Canada Global

Income-producing real estate.

Sector: Investment-Properties AbroadMarket cap: NIS 574M
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Analyses on Canada Global (1)

Canada Global 2025: Value Rose on Paper, but the Real Test Is Permits and Financing

Canada Global looks stronger on paper, but the 2025 thesis depends far more on asset revaluations and earnings from investees than on stable rental economics. The real value test has moved to permits, refinancing, and the company's ability to turn asset value into equity that ac…

March 24, 2026
Follow-up dives

Follow-up dives on Canada Global (3)

Follow-up

Canada Global: River District Between Appraised Value and a USD 380.5 Million Debt Stack

River District is the most important embedded value driver in Canada Global's portfolio, but at the end of 2025 that value rests on appraisal and expensive balloon debt rather than on a stabilized cash-generating asset.

March 24, 2026
Follow-up

Canada Global: Why Aventura Rose in Value While NOI Weakened

Aventura's value rose in 2025 not because the office asset got stronger, but because the property is now being read as two assets: a current office component and a residential land entitlement story.

March 24, 2026
Follow-up

Canada Global: The Debt Map Hidden Beneath the Balance Sheet

Canada Global's reported balance sheet materially understates its real leverage: consolidated liabilities are about $80.6 million, but look-through debt across Aventura, Biscayne 85, and The River District reaches about $153.2 million for the company's share.

March 24, 2026