VICI Properties signs 20-year triple-net lease for Century Mile & Downs with C$ 10.7 million base rent

By Public Technologies
  • VICI Properties agreed to a new triple-net lease with Highfield for the Century Mile and Century Downs real estate in Alberta.
  • Initial annual base rent set at C$ 10.7 million, with a new 20-year term and four 5-year renewal options.
  • Century master lease amended to cut annual base rent by C$ 10.7 million, keeping VICI’s aggregate rent unchanged.
  • Lease escalators tied to the greater of 1.25% or Canadian CPI change, capped at 2.50%.
  • Closing expected in Q4 2026 or Q1 2027, subject to regulatory approvals and customary conditions.


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