Overview
Aligned for the long term.
Luxara is built on a governance framework that aligns owners, partners and team around a shared commitment to exceptional places and enduring value.
Structure, policies and oversight are designed to support transparency, accountability and responsible growth, so that Luxara remains a place worth returning to.
Ownership structure
One property. One partnership.
Each Luxara Capital offering is a single-asset Canadian limited partnership tied to one named property. The property is not pooled with others, and the partnership does not hold a portfolio.
Investors hold limited partnership units. The general partner is responsible for the operation of the partnership and the property.
Rights and responsibilities
What each party holds.
Limited partners hold economic exposure to one named property and the information rights set out in the partnership agreement.
The general partner is responsible for acquisition, financing, operations, reporting and the eventual disposition of the property, within the terms of that agreement.
Decision-making
Where decisions sit.
Day-to-day operation of the property sits with the general partner and the appointed management company. Decisions that change the nature of the investment sit with the partnership under the terms of its agreement.
The partnership agreement is the governing document, and it is available for review before any conversation about subscribing.
Transparency
Published before the conversation.
Key terms and materials are available for review before the conversation rather than after it. Reporting to limited partners is quarterly, with annual partnership tax reporting in March.
Our partners
Who we work with.
Legal structuring is handled by Gowling WLG. Property-level transactions are handled by MLT Aikins. Each property is operated by a specialist management company appointed for that market.
Long-term vision
Built to hold.
Luxara acquires a small number of properties and holds them well. Growth is measured by the quality of each acquisition rather than by the number of them.
Related resources
Where to read further.
Long-form research on Canadian private real estate, accredited-investor rules, single-asset partnerships and exits sits in the research library.