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Next week, Brady Welch, Co-Founding Partner, will be speaking at GRI Institute's Europe GRI 2026 in Paris. Alongside other industry executives, Brady will join a panel on retail polarization, exploring whether retail's recovery is broad-based or concentrated in prime formats, what defines retail resilience today, and whether investors are returning to the sector on improving fundamentals or simply attractive relative pricing. Brady will bring Slate's perspective as a long-time investor in essential, necessity-based retail, where demand has remained resilient regardless of broader economic conditions. Register here to attend: https://bit.ly/4y8Tn1X

In 2025, alongside funds managed by Hamilton Lane, we announced our investment into Mersey River Wind Farm, a 33-turbine, 148.5 MW wind farm in Nova Scotia delivering clean electricity directly to the provincial grid. Once operational, the project could avoid approximately 220,000 tonnes of CO₂e annually, equivalent to roughly 1.5% of Nova Scotia's 2022 emissions. For the first time ever, it will also offer Nova Scotians new alternatives for how their power is sourced, while diversifying the region's energy mix with clean, reliable generation. The project reflects our broader approach to infrastructure investing: partnering with like-minded CEOs, investors, lenders and government stakeholders to deliver projects like Mersey River Wind, which will provide modern, reliable infrastructure for Nova Scotia communities for decades to come. Learn more in our 2025 Sustainability Report: https://bit.ly/4eHerEo

This week, Slate's EmpoWRE network, led by Molly Mahoney, hosted a women's lunch in London, bringing together women at Slate and across the real estate industry for an afternoon of networking and connection. Our conversations covered a broad range of topics, from the latest opportunities in private equity real estate, to our go-to summer products and bucket-list restaurants. Events like this are one of the many ways we celebrate and strengthen this network of women in the industry. Thank you to everyone who joined us!

One Delisle is turning heads in the heart of midtown Toronto. The first project in Canada by world-renowned architect Jeanne Gang of Studio Gang, One Delisle was thoughtfully designed in response to its neighbourhood and community to connect people and place. Rising at Yonge and St. Clair and surrounded by Toronto's most sought-after neighbourhoods, schools, restaurants, and shops, it is a building designed not just to stand out, but to belong. Select residences are now available from the $700s. Learn more at onedelisle.com. Photo credit: George Tracey

Last week, we shared our 2025 Sustainability Report, outlining how we are embedding responsible investment across our global platform. At the core of our approach is a Responsible Investment strategy centered on growing with intention, which integrates sustainability, risk management, and resilience into investment and operations decision-making in a manner that is commercially grounded and responsive to real market conditions. A key part of that strategy is identifying and managing the material sustainability risks that may affect asset and investment performance, regulatory compliance, valuation, and access to capital. Across our real estate equity, real estate credit, and infrastructure strategies, we are strengthening sustainability screening at underwriting, enhancing data quality through ownership, and improving the link between sustainability findings and business planning decisions. Read the full report here: https://bit.ly/4eHerEo

This week, our investment in Mersey River Wind was featured in an article by The Globe and Mail highlighting the project's role in Nova Scotia's clean energy transition and the province's first direct-to-consumer renewable energy program. Mersey River Wind is a 33-turbine wind farm currently in development that will deliver 148.5 megawatts of zero-emission electricity to homes and businesses across Nova Scotia. Once completed, the project will eliminate 220,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions, nearly 2% of the province’s total from burning fossil fuels each year. The first phase of construction is already underway and expected to be completed in 2027. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3SJB5oA