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Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust

Owns and operates urban coworking spaces

Director – Financial Planning & Analysis

Full-TimePosted on 10/20/2026
CA$145k - CA$170k/yr+ Performance-based bonus
Senior
Toronto, ON, Canada
In PersonOnsite in Toronto.
Finance & BankingCorporate Finance & FP&A

About the job

Requirements
  • Seven or more years of progressive experience in financial planning and analysis, corporate finance, accounting, or a related field, including experience leading teams and complex planning processes.
  • Strong understanding of financial statements, financial modelling, budgeting, and forecasting.
  • Strong understanding of real estate investment trust financial and operating metrics, including net operating income, funds from operations, and adjusted funds from operations.
  • Experience preparing financial analysis and reporting for senior executives and Boards.
  • Demonstrated experience improving financial planning, reporting, and analytical processes.
  • Exceptional financial modelling, analytical, and problem-solving capabilities.
  • Strong business and financial acumen, with the ability to understand operational drivers of financial performance.
  • Ability to synthesize complex financial and operational information and communicate clear insights and recommendations.
  • Strong interpersonal and business-partnering skills, with the ability to build credibility and influence across functions and organizational levels.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication and presentation skills.
  • Strong organizational and project management capabilities, with the ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines.
  • Demonstrated ability to challenge assumptions constructively and exercise sound judgment.
  • Advanced proficiency with financial planning, reporting, and analytical tools.
  • Strong leadership capabilities and commitment to developing people and building high-performing teams.
Responsibilities
  • Lead budgeting and forecasting processes across the organization, establishing timelines, assumptions, and requirements with key stakeholders.
  • Develop and own consolidated financial forecasts and multi-year financial plans.
  • Establish and track key performance indicators related to occupancy, leasing, operating performance, capital expenditures, financing, and other business drivers.
  • Develop scenario and sensitivity analyses to assess the financial implications of changing business and market conditions.
  • Continuously enhance planning and forecasting processes to improve accuracy, efficiency, and business insight.
  • Lead the preparation of monthly and quarterly management reporting for senior leadership.
  • Analyze actual financial performance relative to budget, forecast, and prior periods, identifying key variance drivers.
  • Analyze key performance indicators, including funds from operations, adjusted funds from operations, and related financial and operating metrics.
  • Identify emerging trends, risks, and opportunities and communicate their potential financial impact to senior leadership.
  • Develop and maintain dashboards, scorecards, and other reporting tools that provide visibility into organizational performance.
  • Lead the development of financial and performance reporting for the Board of Trustees and its committees.
  • Lead the development and maintenance of Allied’s long-term financial model.
  • Assess the impact of changes in occupancy, leasing activity, rental rates, interest rates, capital expenditures, development activity, and other key business assumptions.
  • Model the financial implications of potential acquisitions, dispositions, developments, and other strategic initiatives with Investments and other business functions.
  • Evaluate alternative financial scenarios and provide recommendations to support strategic planning and capital allocation decisions.
  • Provide financial analysis and recommendations to the Chief Financial Officer and senior leadership to support business and strategic decisions.
  • Assess the impact of business plans and strategic initiatives on liquidity, leverage, funds from operations, adjusted funds from operations, and other key financial measures.
  • Coordinate Allied’s annual and long-term capital planning processes.
  • Consolidate forecasts for property capital expenditures, leasing capital, tenant improvements, and development expenditures.
  • Monitor capital spending against approved plans and identify material variances, risks, and emerging requirements.
  • Integrate capital plans into corporate forecasts and long-term financial models.
  • Provide analysis of the impact of capital investments on financial performance, liquidity, and key real estate investment trust metrics.
  • Lead the development and enhancement of financial planning, forecasting, and management reporting tools and processes.
  • Identify opportunities to automate and streamline financial planning and reporting activities.
  • Establish consistent financial models, reporting methodologies, and performance measures across the organization.
  • Promote effective use of financial and operational data to improve business insight and decision-making.
  • Partner with Corporate Accounting and technology teams to support the effective integration of financial systems, data, and reporting tools.
  • Champion continuous improvement and best practices across the financial planning and analysis function.
  • Lead, mentor, and develop the FP&A team, fostering strong analytical, financial, and business-partnering capabilities.
  • Establish clear priorities and expectations and promote high standards of quality, accountability, and collaboration.
  • Build strong relationships across Finance and the broader organization.
  • Develop organizational capability through coaching, knowledge sharing, and succession planning.
  • Foster a culture of curiosity, continuous improvement, and informed decision-making.
Desired Qualifications
  • A CPA designation or another relevant professional designation is preferred.
  • Experience within commercial real estate, a real estate investment trust, or another capital-intensive industry is strongly preferred.
  • Experience analyzing property- or portfolio-level financial performance is considered an asset.

About the company

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Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust

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Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust owns and operates distinctive urban workspaces in Canada’s major cities. Its spaces are designed for knowledge-based organizations and focus on sustainability, human wellness, creativity, connectivity, and diversity. The company acts as a long-term owner-operator of office properties, delivering well-designed, amenity-rich environments in urban locations to attract tenants. Unlike landlords who rarely manage day-to-day operations, Allied focuses on owning, developing, and actively managing high-quality workplaces. The goal is to provide productive, healthy work environments that support tenant success and generate value for investors and stakeholders.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Toronto, Canada

Founded

2002

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What believers are saying

  • Q2 2026 leasing hit 522,029 square feet; occupied area reached 84.4%.
  • Year-to-date dispositions reached $321 million, leaving roughly $179 million toward target.
  • Craig MacIntyre joined July 29, 2026, strengthening financing and portfolio execution.

What critics are saying

  • AFFO payout hit 104.5% in Q2 2026; distributions outrun cash generation.
  • Net debt to EBITDA stayed at 12.0x, limiting refinance flexibility if leasing slips.
  • KING Toronto's condo defaults and fair-value hits keep a balance-sheet spiral alive.

What makes Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust unique

  • Distinctive urban workspace in Toronto and Montréal anchors sticky knowledge-worker tenancy.
  • Leasing platform combines heritage properties, flexible space, and development at KING Toronto.
  • Asset sales and in-house capital allocation target deleveraging without abandoning core cities.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • 401(k) Retirement Plan
  • 401(k) Company Match
  • Unlimited Paid Time Off
  • Flexible Work Hours
  • Hybrid Work Options
  • Wellness Program
  • Mental Health Support
  • Gym Membership
  • Conference Attendance Budget

Company News

Storeys
Oct 8th, 2026
Moving day: September 2026 industry hires and promotions.

Moving day: September 2026 industry hires and promotions. For your information, reference, and networking needs, here are the moves, hires, and promotions the real estate and development industry saw in September 2026. October 08, 2026 Storeys know you like to know what's up. For your information, reference, and networking needs, here are the moves, hires, and promotions the real estate and development sector saw in September 2026: Jessica Summers has joined Mattamy Asset Management as Communications Specialist. Emily Valentini has joined Northcrest Developments as Director of Investments. Carley Balian has joined Allied Properties REIT as a Portfolio Operations Manager Lorrie King has joined Elysium Investments as Managing Director. Connie Amero has joined JLL Canada as Senior Vice President. Roheena Kohi has been promoted to Community Manager at Morguard. Stefanie Siu Chong has been named Head of BDP Quadrangle's Toronto studio. James Newlands has been promoted to Partner of MHBC Planning. Cortney Simkins has joined CIBC as Director of Real Estate Corporate Banking. Stephanie Marshall has returned to Colliers as Managing Director of Victoria Brokerage. Daniel Patrick has joined Carlson Construction as Project Manager. Marcello Ieropoli has joined CMHC as Senior Specialist of IT Portfolio James Lawrence has joined CAPREIT as Chief Operating Officer. Steffan Smith has started a new position as EVP, Chief Operating Officer at GWL Realty Advisors. Brendan Keefe has joined Peakhill Capital as a Director for Peakhill Opportunity REIT. Victoria Scott has been promoted to Associate Vice President at CBRE Canada. Madeline Clement has joined Jim Pattison Developments Ltd. as Vice President, Asset Management. Former Remax Canada president Christopher Alexander has joined Pathmark Partners as a senior advisor. Marib Pirzada has a new position as Senior Development Manager at Mattamy Homes. Joe Almeida is celebrating 35 years at Avison Young. Nicholas Carusi starting a new position as Director, National Real Estate Group at TD. Derek Kang has joined Canderel Group as Associate of Investments. Stephen Robinson has joined Morgan Construction and Environmental as Assistant Project Manager. Megan Borg has been promoted to Client Partnership Lead, Corporate Accounts at Colliers. Sabrina Loria has joined Beedie as Marketing Manager of Industrial. Michelle Yung has joined McCarthy Tétrault's Calgary Real Estate Group as Partner. Frédérique Dombrowski has joined the Canadian Housing Acquisition Fund as Director of Communications and Engagement. Emily Schinko has joined CMHC as a Specialist of Training. * For the biggest hires, promotions and professional achievements in Canadian construction, check out SiteNews. * For the new hires, promotions, appointments and achievements across the environment industry, check out Environment Journal.

The Motley Fool Canada
Oct 2nd, 2026
Is this 12.2%-yielding stock too good to be true?

Is this 12.2%-yielding stock too good to be true? Allied Properties REIT's 12.2% yield looks tempting, but investors should weigh weakening cash flow against its improving leasing and debt-reduction efforts. Published October 1, 9:15 pm EDT Key Points * Allied Properties REIT offers a 12.2% annualized yield after its unit price fell about 66% over the last year. * The REIT's second-quarter AFFO dropped 46.9% YoY, and the AFFO payout ratio reached 104.5%, keeping distribution coverage in focus. * Improving leasing and a roughly $500 million disposition program could support deleveraging and a potential longer-term recovery. There is a big reason experienced dividend investors usually get nervous when a stock's yield moves into double digits. Although a payout with a double-digit yield can create a lot of income, it can also disappear quickly if the business can't support it. Let's take a closer look at a Canadian dividend stock that's currently yielding 12.2% and find out whether its fundamentals are strong enough to support that dividend payout in the long run. Why Allied's yield is so high. The stock I'm talking about here is Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX: AP.UN). This real estate investment trust (REIT) owns and operates urban workspace in major Canadian cities, with a large presence in Toronto and Montréal. Its portfolio includes office, retail, and flexible workspace properties. After tanking by nearly 66% over the last year, AP.UN stock currently trades at $7.15 per share with a market cap of about $1.3 billion. That steep decline has pushed Allied's annualized yield to 12.2%. That massive selloff is mainly due to pressure on the business. In the second quarter, Allied's rental revenue fell 3.1% year-over-year (YoY) to $140.5 million. Its operating income dropped 12.7% YoY as non-renewals, dispositions, lower development fee income, decapitalized operating costs, and a retroactive property tax assessment all weighed on its results. The payout is where the risk shows up. The REIT's funds from operations (FFO) dived 31% YoY to $47.5 million in the second quarter, while its adjusted funds from operations (AFFO) dropped 46.9% YoY to $33.7 million. More importantly for income investors, Allied's second-quarter AFFO payout ratio reached 104.5%. Its distributions are expected to remain above cash available to Allied in the near term, although that gap should improve as asset-sale proceeds reduce debt and lease-up activity supports the portfolio. For now, the REIT plans to maintain monthly distributions at an annualized rate of $0.72 per unit. In this case, leverage is another issue to watch. Last quarter, Allied's net debt-to-annualized adjusted EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization) ratio stood at 12 times, while its interest coverage ratio was 1.9 times. But the company is targeting a mid-11 times net debt-to-EBITDA ratio by year-end. What could turn the story around. Even with those risks in the near term, investors with the risk appetite may want to consider this high-yield stock today. Notably, Allied ended the second quarter with occupied and leased area of 84.4% and 86.7%, respectively, both ahead of expectations. Its total leasing pipeline increased 11% during the quarter and was up 33% from the start of 2026. Meanwhile, its focus on asset sales could also help. The company completed $243 million of dispositions by the end of the second quarter, with another $78 million firm. That brought its secured year-to-date proceeds to about $321 million. With this, the REIT remains on track toward roughly $500 million of 2026 dispositions, and it plans to use those proceeds to repay debt. That's why for investors comfortable with turnaround risk, Allied's beaten-down unit price and 12.2% yield make its stock interesting today. Still, with AFFO under pressure and payout coverage stretched, that income comes with a significant risk as its recovery now depends heavily on better leasing, successful asset sales, and continued deleveraging.

GlobeNewswire
Jun 15th, 2026
Allied announces appointment of Chief Financial Officer.

Allied announces appointment of Chief Financial Officer. TORONTO, June 15, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust ("Allied") (TSX: AP.UN) today announced that Craig MacIntyre has been appointed Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, effective July 29, 2026. Mr. MacIntyre is a seasoned real estate executive with nearly two decades of experience in capital markets, corporate finance, strategic transactions, investor relations, and portfolio management. Most recently, he served as Vice President, Investments & Corporate Development at Choice Properties Real Estate Investment Trust, where he led acquisitions, dispositions, capital allocation, and strategic initiatives. Prior to Choice Properties, Mr. MacIntyre held senior roles in finance and capital markets at George Weston Limited, Canadian Real Estate Investment Trust (CREIT), and Deloitte. "We're pleased to welcome Craig to Allied's management team," said Allied President and CEO, Cecilia Williams. "He brings deep sector expertise, strong financial discipline, and a proven track record of executing on strategic priorities. His leadership will be instrumental as we continue to advance our strategy, strengthen our balance sheet, and deliver long-term value for our unitholders. "I'm excited to join Allied and contribute to the execution of its strategic priorities," said Mr. MacIntyre. "Allied has a distinctive portfolio, a strong operating platform, and a clear long-term vision. I look forward to working with Cecilia, the Board of Trustees, and the management team to support the next phase of growth." Mr. MacIntyre will succeed Nanthini Mahalingam, who will remain in place during a transition period to support continuity. ABOUT ALLIED Allied is a leading owner-operator of distinctive urban workspace in Canada's major cities. Allied's mission is to provide knowledge-based organizations with workspace that is sustainable and conducive to human wellness, creativity, connectivity and diversity. Allied's vision is to make a continuous contribution to cities and culture that elevates and inspires the humanity in all people. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: Investor Relations [email protected]

Yahoo Finance
May 5th, 2026
Allied Properties REIT trades at 3.2x P/S despite 65% five-year decline and net loss of $1B

Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust has drawn investor attention following prolonged weak performance. The stock declined 7% over the past week and 33% over three months, with year-to-date performance down 30%. Longer-term returns have been particularly challenging, with one-year total returns down 28%, three-year returns down 42%, and five-year returns down roughly 65%. Currently trading at CA$9.65, Allied's price-to-sales ratio stands at 3.2x against revenue of CA$585.7 million and a net loss of CA$1.37 billion. This valuation appears elevated compared to the North American Office REITs industry average of 1.8x and an estimated fair P/S ratio of 1.3x, suggesting the stock trades at a premium to both peers and fundamental valuations despite recent weakness.

Yahoo Finance
May 2nd, 2026
Allied Properties advances $365M asset sale plan as King Toronto drives $98M fair-value loss

Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust reported first-quarter results broadly in line with expectations, with funds from operations of CAD 0.289 per unit and rental revenue of CAD 144 million. The company finished the quarter 87.1% leased and 85% occupied, whilst its total leasing pipeline rose 20% to 1.57 million square feet. Deleveraging is progressing, with net debt to EBITDA improving to 12.3 times from 12.9 times. Allied closed CAD 46 million of dispositions in the first quarter and went firm on an additional CAD 201 million of asset sales after quarter-end as part of its CAD 500 million disposition programme. The King Toronto development continues to create volatility, driving CAD 134 million of fair-value adjustments and a CAD 48 million impairment on residential inventory, with a carried condominium buyer default rate of approximately 35%.