- What Crestpoint appointed Timothy Greyling as director of debt investments
- Why He has served as Desjardin’s director of real estate financing since 2021
- What next He will support Crestpoint’s Commercial Real Estate Debt Strategy fund
Crestpoint Real Estate Investments has tapped Timothy Greyling as its new director of debt investments, Green Street News can reveal.
Greyling will make the move from Desjardins Group, where he has served as director of real estate financing since late 2021.
In his new role, Greyling will support Crestpoint’s Commercial Real Estate Debt Strategy, an open-ended mortgage fund launched in 2022. He will report to Blake Ryan Steels, executive vice president and head of debt investments for the Toronto-based firm, which is also an active property investor.
“Throughout our hiring process it became totally obvious that Tim not only shares our ‘Client First’ values but will thrive in our performance culture,” Ryan said in a LinkedIn post.
“With Tim on board, and a strong three years of performance behind us, we will surely continue onward and upward to new heights from here.”
Greyling brings with him more than a decade of experience in real estate asset management and financing. Prior to Desjardins, he held roles at commercial real estate investment firm Agellan and Summit Industrial Income REIT.
