Where insight
meets action.
We offer comprehensive market expertise and responsive management
services to ensure that each investor realizes the value of their specific goals.
Epic Investment Services is a team of more than 200 real estate professionals. Whether it’s investment, asset, development or property management, we offer our clients solid advice, years of experience, and a breadth of industry knowledge.
Headquartered in Toronto, we operate from offices in Montréal, Ottawa, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver and in the US from Denver and Chicago to manage a diverse portfolio that spans coast to coast.
Our depth of insight and applied experience in commercial real estate combined with our collaborative, entrepreneurial culture makes Epic a unique strategic partner for our clients.
Our Story Leadership Team
Always On
Our commitment to our partners, clients and tenants is captured in our “Always On” promise. We are deeply invested in our projects. We are always thinking about the properties we manage and the clients we serve. Regardless of which assets we’re managing, this “always on” mindset guides our internal mission, and our commitment to our clients and tenants.
As an invested partner, we see each and every detail as an opportunity to better serve our clients’ interests. We are always looking for practical and innovative ways to add to the value of both our properties and portfolios.
Our PortfolioOur Mission
To continuously outperform our clients’ goals and expectations by leveraging our collective expertise, broad relationships, and entrepreneurial spirit.
Our Values
Our Story
Epic was originally formed in 2005 as Epic Realty Partners with one client, one asset and one employee. At the time, the company focused on property management services at an institutional level of standard.
Over the course of several years and with the formation of strategic partnerships, the company grew across Canada with offices in Calgary, Edmonton, Montreal and Ottawa.
In 2017, Epic merged with Alasco and StoneCap Realty Advisors to become Epic Investment Services – a national investment, asset and property manager.
Epic Investment Services was created to deliver on what our clients were seeking: practical innovative ways to build the value of every square foot, every property, across whole portfolios.
In 2019, Epic merged with MDC Group to create a North American real estate platform offering a complete range of services in addition to offering cross-border direct investing, fund investing and co-investing opportunities. Within its first year of operations under the newly formed entity, Epic launched its first US Multifamily Fund.
Today we operate as Epic Investment Services in Canada and as MDCRA in the US employing over 150 real estate professionals across North America.
Our heritage and combined history as investment managers, asset managers and property managers provides our clients with an advantage to commercial real estate investing.
1990
Alasco was formed
Alasco appointed asset manager for Canada Trust Tower and TD Square
1996
Alasco appointed asset manager for 4.5M sq.ft. industrial portfolio in Mississauga
2001
Alasco acquires and awarded asset management for Bow Valley Square (1.4M sq.ft. office/retail) in Calgary
2003
StoneCap Realty Partners is founded
StoneCap acquires 1300 unit multifamily portfolio in Edmonton
2005
Epic Realty Partners is founded
Epic appointed as property manager for Atria Complex in Toronto, ON
MDC Property Services is incorporated
Alasco acquires and appointed asset manager and development oversight for StoneGate Business Park (1300 acres, 12M sq ft office/retail/industrial development) in Calgary.
StoneCap acquires 200 unit apartment building in Montreal
2006
Alasco acquires and awarded asset management and development oversight for Manning Town Centre (105 acres, 1.0M sq ft retail development) in Edmonton.
Epic acquires and manages 50 Minthorn Blvd in Toronto, ON
StoneCap acquires 600 unit apartment building in Toronto
2007
Epic establishes partnerships in Ottawa and Montreal markets
MDC establishes North American Real Estate Fund I
MDC surpasses 2 million sq.ft. in AUM across North America
Alasco acquired and awarded asset management and development oversight for Eighth Avenue Place (1.8M sq ft office building) in Calgary.
StoneCap is appointed asset manager of three super-regional retail centres in the GTA totalling 4.5M sq.ft.
2008
Alasco acquired former Sears building and awarded development oversight for Core retail ($200M project) in Calgary.
MDC becomes 50% owner of Epic Realty Partners
Epic acquires and manages 33 Bloor street East, Toronto, ON
2010
Epic acquires and manages 2535 – 3rd Ave. in Calgary, AB
2012
StoneCap acquires 261 unit apartment in Montreal
2015
StoneCap acquires and manages 200 unit multifamily building in Montreal, QC
StoneCap acquires and manages 600 unit multifamily portfolio in Toronto, ON
2016
Epic acquires and manages 141 Adelaide Street West in Toronto, ON
StoneCap continues to aggregate 1100 unit multifamily portfolio in Toronto
2017
MDC completes disposition of $350M in commercial assets
MDC closes Multifamily Fund I with $240M (USD) in assets
StoneCap and Alasco merge with Epic Realty Partners to form Epic Investment Services
2018
MDC acquires U.S. management company
Epic secures Canadian industrial portfolio mandate totaling 2.7M sq.ft.
Epic appointed asset manager of major retail centre in Vancouver totaling 700,000 sq.ft.
2019
Epic and MDC Group merge to become a North American Real Estate Platform
Acquired 101 University Blvd. in Denver. Now the U.S. Corporate Office
2020
Epic launches first U.S. Multifamily Fund LP I
Epic acquires first asset in U.S. Multifamily Fund LP I
What We Offer
Investment Opportunity
Investment Opportunity
US Multifamily Fund LP I
The Fund will focus on acquiring multifamily assets in select US markets that have value enhancement opportunities. Target locations will have proven population growth, with strong employment and reliable infrastructure.
For each asset acquired, Epic will activate its value creation model that includes a renovation program, improved operational efficiency, better tenant-centric services and a disciplined exit strategy.
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