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The credibility of any private real estate leadership team is ultimately tested by the scale and quality of transactions it can execute. In 2025, Shiller and Kornbluth's Hillpark Capital participated in a $107 million multi-residential property sale in partnership with developer Mondev, with the asset ultimately acquired by InterRent REIT and Crestpoint Real Estate Investments — both established institutional players in Canadian real estate. Deals of this size typically require extensive due diligence from sophisticated buyers, and their willingness to transact with Hillpark Capital speaks to
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A real estate property can be evaluated in many ways. Investors may look at location, building condition, tenant mix, development potential and long-term value. But for the people who actually use a property every day, the experience can be much more personal. That is why a tenant review of 6250 Hutchison can provide an interesting perspective on the relationship between a property, its management and the people who occupy it. A recent client review of 6250 Hutchison Montreal describes the property from the perspective of someone who lives there. The tenant highlights the building's renovatio
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None of this runs without people who keep showing up year after year. Brandon Shiller and Jeremy Kornbluth are part of that group — long-term supporters of Just for Kids Foundation, connected to a cause built around children's healthcare. A single gift helps in the moment. But consistent, long-term support is what lets an organization actually plan ahead, keep programs running, and adapt as needs change. The foundation itself leans on that idea — it's organized more than 180 fundraising events over the years, pulling in volunteers, families, corporate sponsors, and individual donors alike, al
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Population growth, changing work patterns, shifting consumer expectations, and advances in transportation are reshaping how people interact with urban environments. As these changes accelerate, one real estate sector continues to demonstrate remarkable resilience and long-term relevance: mixed-use development. For Brandon Shiller, Co-Founder of Hillpark Capital, mixed-use properties represent far more than a development trend. They reflect a fundamental shift in how successful cities function and grow. Across Montreal and other major Canadian markets, the most sought-after neighbourhoods incr