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Follow along as we take you through a day in the life of our Sales intern Jake Powell and our Marketing intern Renee Lefebvre.

Get a taste of what it’s like to intern with Pier 4. Though they work in different departments with two different experiences, these interns share the same drive to learn, contribute, and grow.

Here’s how they’re shaping their future, one learning moment at a time.

Follow along as we transition through a day in the life of two of our Finance interns, Jenaya Gunawardana and Emad Al Kurdi.

Get a taste of what it’s really like to intern with Pier 4. From morning to end of day, these two are diving into real work, learning from the best, and gaining hands on experience.

With a $300,000 income, Cameron has two options. Pay taxes the way most high earners do. Or structure it with LP investment structures.

Same income. Here’s what happens next.

Without structure: $300,000 income, no additional deductions, taxable income of $300,000, tax owing of ~$107,000.

With LP exposure: $300,000 income, $50,000 in income loss allocation via LP, taxable income of $250,000, tax owing of ~$85,000.

Same income. ~$23,000 difference.

Speak to your financial advisor about whether LP exposure is the right structure for you.

*Disclaimer: Figures are illustrative estimates based on Ontario’s marginal rate of approximately 53.53%. Individual tax situations vary. For informational purposes only. This is not tax or financial advice.

June was a special month. At this year’s summer gathering, we celebrated the team behind everything Pier 4 has built.

Our growth is a direct reflection of the people who show up every day to enrich communities and enhance returns.

We are deeply grateful for each of you.

FIFA 2026 is bringing the world to Canadian cities. We took to the streets to see who showed up, and where they came from.

With $200,000, Cameron could put it towards a mortgage on a $800K condo in Toronto. Or he could invest it in a private REIT.

Same amount. Here’s what happens next.

The condo: $200,000 down payment plus costs that don’t show up in the mortgage calculator.

The private REIT: $200,000 invested. No mortgage. No condo fees. No property tax. No maintenance surprises.

Same $200K. Two completely different pictures.

Speak to your financial advisor about which structure is best for you.

*Disclaimer: Figures are illustrative estimates based on Toronto market conditions. Individual costs vary.

Owning a rental property looks one way from the outside.

Leaky faucets. Tenant disputes. Vacancy periods. The 2am emergency call from someone you’ve never met about a pipe you didn’t know existed.

The asset can be valuable. The ownership isn’t passive.

A private REIT gives you exposure to real estate without becoming a landlord. A professional management team runs the buildings. You hold the investment.

That’s not a compromise. That’s the point.

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