Mr. Maurice Kagan

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  Maurice Kagan, RESREIT

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  + Maurice Kagan, VP @ Canadian Apartment Properties RETI is leaving >

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  Carfinco has seven Trustees: Tracy A. Graf, J. Daryl MacLellan, Brent Channell, Maurice Kagan, David Prussky, David Rosenkrantz and Simon Serruya.

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  One of Canada's largest residential landlords CANADIAN APARTMENT PROPERTIES REIT announced that its vice president corporate MAURICE KAGAN will be leaving the company.He joined on June 1, 2004 and is leaving to pursue other interests.Link: http://www.capreit.com

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  Carfinco Inc. ("Carfinco") (TSXV: YCR) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Maurice Kagan, C.A. to the Board of Directors of the Company.
  
  Mr. Kagan is the Chief Financial Officer of Residential Equities Real Estate Investment Trust (ResREIT) and currently oversees the financial and administrative health of over $800 million of assets.
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  Mr. Kagan has also negotiated over $400 million of debt for a wide variety of real estate projects such as construction financing, securitization of income streams and conventional CMHC debt financings.He has negotiated corporate restructurings with major financial institutions and was heavily involved in launching ResREIT.
  
  David Prussky, Chairman, commented "We believe Mr. Kagan will be a valuable member of the board with his indepth knowledge of investment trusts, financings, auditing and public markets."

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  A telephone conference call hosted by Dino Chiesa, President and Chief Executive Officer and Maurice Kagan, Chief Financial Officer is scheduled for Tuesday, February 18, 2003 at 3:00 p.m. EDT.
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  please call: Dino Chiesa, Chief Executive Officer, (416) 869-9900, ext. 222, e-mail: dchiesa@resreit.com or Maurice Kagan, Chief Financial Officer, (416) 869-9900, ext. 224, e-mail: mkagan@resreit.com

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  "In 2001, we reduced our payout ratio to 86% of cash flow from 89% and at the same time increased distributions from $1.00 to $1.025, one of the few REITs to have done so this year" said Maurice Kagan, ResREIT's Chief Financial Officer. "Our capital expenditure program continued throughout the year as we invested over $10 million to upgrade our buildings, improve the appearance of our properties, conduct energy retrofits and general improvements. Our loan-to-book-value ratio, which is lower than market, is conservative at 59% after re-financing $75 million of debt and our average interest rate has fallen to 6.37%. Basic net loss per unit was $0.196 due to the unusual cost of the internalization of ResREIT's Advisor during the year. Net income before internalization was $17 million or $0.713 per unit, compared to $15 million or $0.682 per unit in 2000," Kagan added.

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  BCBusiness Magazine - Current Issue - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/15/2003    Last Visited: 5/15/2003  

  "If the peak of the market is 12 noon, Vancouver is at 10 to 12," says Maurice Kagan, chief financial officer of Toronto-based Residential Equities Real Estate Investment Trust (RES Reit), one of two REITs which specialize in Canadian big-city apartments.RES Reit holds 58 concrete high-rise buildings but only one - the 470-unit International Plaza in North Vancouver - is in British Columbia.CAP Reit has no property at all in B.C., though it owns scores of apartment buildings across Canada.
  
  "We have been trying to buy in Vancouver for five years, but you just can't make the numbers work," explains Kagan.Vancouver, he says, is dominated by "private, patient money that is willing to wait years and years for a return on investment."
  
  Investors who can't afford to buy their own apartments could do worse than check out rental-linked Reits.RES Reit, for instance, has shown a 22-per-cent gain in income annually over the past two years and, after paying dividends, posted returns of 7.5 per cent, similar to CAP Reit's performance, in both 2001 and 2002."Right now you could buy 1,000 units for around $14,000 and make seven per cent to eight per cent on your money," Kagan explains.

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  "If the peak of the market is 12 noon, Vancouver is at 10 to 12," says Maurice Kagan, chief financial officer of Toronto-based Residential Equities Real Estate Investment Trust (RES Reit), one of two REITs which specialize in Canadian big-city apartments.RES Reit holds 58 concrete high-rise buildings but only one - the 470-unit International Plaza in North Vancouver - is in British Columbia.CAP Reit has no property at all in B.C., though it owns scores of apartment buildings across Canada.
  
  "We have been trying to buy in Vancouver for five years, but you just can't make the numbers work," explains Kagan.Vancouver, he says, is dominated by "private, patient money that is willing to wait years and years for a return on investment."
  
  Investors who can't afford to buy their own apartments could do worse than check out rental-linked Reits.RES Reit, for instance, has shown a 22-per-cent gain in income annually over the past two years and, after paying dividends, posted returns of 7.5 per cent, similar to CAP Reit's performance, in both 2001 and 2002."Right now you could buy 1,000 units for around $14,000 and make seven per cent to eight per cent on your money," Kagan explains.

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  For further information: please call: Dino Chiesa, Chief Executive Officer, (416) 869-9900, ext. 222, e-mail: dchiesa@resreit.com; or Maurice Kagan, Chief Financial Officer, (416) 869-9900, ext. 224, e-mail: mkagan@resreit.com

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