Real Estate Investor Networking Toronto, Canada - Property Deal Network PDN

The format is simple: arrive, grab a drink, and start conversations. No presentations, no pitches from the front — just direct networking with people who are actively working in real estate. Who typically attends? Investors (from first-timers to experienced property investors), developers, real estate consultants, brokers, lawyers, architects, and accountants. If you're involved in real estate or want to be, you'll find relevant people here. Practical details When: set Thursday each month (except December), from 7pm Where: Big Trouble, 460 Dundas Street West, #2nd floor Toronto, ON, M5T 1G9 Cost: Free to attend. The venue asks that everyone buys a drink at full price Dress: Smart casual (no sportswear). Over 18s only; ID may be requested This is an established, recurring event — if this date doesn't work, there's always next month. Are you an industry professional? If you would like increased visibility, a promotional slot is available for a select number of industries, with a limit of 2 at each event. It gives you a promotional mailing to everyone attending this date and a mailing to everyone who attended a previous date, plus an Instagram story and a WhatsApp group status announcing your attendance. Get in touch before the event to arrange one. The available industry professional categories are: • Architect • Accountancy & Tax • Builder / Trades Contractor • Finance / Mortgage Broker • Insurance Broker • Interior Designer • Lender • Local Estate Agent / Real Estate Agents • Surveyor Working with global PropTech brands Contractor Accommodation — Short term Crew and Contractor housing Nightly Places — Vacation rental marketplace built for the independent operator Report Maintenance — Enable your Letting and Airbnb guests report repairs with minimal overhead Sourcing Requirements — Buyers Post, Sellers Respond, Deals Close. The revolutionary reverse marketplace for real estate and business acquisitions About the venue: An Asian-inspired cocktail and small-plates bar on the second floor just off Chinatown, rated 4.3 from over 800 reviews and mid-priced. Note the opening pattern: it is closed Monday and Tuesday and opens at 5:30pm from Wednesday, so a Wednesday or Thursday event works but earlier in the week does not. Happy hour runs 5:30pm to 7:30pm, which overlaps the start of a 7pm event. Getting there: The 505 Dundas streetcar stops at Dundas St W and Huron St, essentially outside the door — about a minute's walk. The nearest subway is TMU on Line 1, seventeen minutes east on foot, so the streetcar is the sensible approach; St Patrick station on Line 1 is also within a short streetcar hop. Parking in this stretch of Chinatown is limited and mostly on-street, so transit or a rideshare is the easier arrival.