Private Pension Partners buys Aurora, Ontario development site for 132-unit rental project

By Public Technologies
  • Private Pension Partners acquired a 1.89-acre development site at 50 Industrial Parkway in Aurora, Ontario, closing Sept. 17, 2026.
  • Site will anchor a planned 132-unit, seven-storey purpose-built rental project of about 96,000 square feet near Aurora GO Station.
  • Current zoning permits up to 193 residential units, providing planning flexibility as design is finalized.
  • Project will be advanced with Black Dog Development; CMHC-insured financing is expected.
  • Fund targets a four-year development and stabilization hold, followed by a disposition to Apartment Plus (A+) REIT.


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