As for the Bronfman legacy, Charles’s son, Stephen, has taken the helm of Claridge, the private investment firm bas. in Montreal that Charles himself found. back in 1987. No wonder he appears in our list of the richest Canadians. 31. Mitchell Goldhar Net Worth: $2.3B Age: 62 In the early 1990s, Mitchell Goldhar establish. SmartCentres, a real estate firm that saw significant growth over the next two decades with the development of more than 265 shopping centers.
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Then, in May 2015, he made a substantial move. By selling most of SmartCentres’ assets to SmartREIT (formerly known as Calloway REIT) for a substantial sum of approximately $880 million, comprising shares, cash, and assum. debt. new database Goldhar, now the chairman of SmartREIT, continues to be a prominent figure in the real estate landscape, also having significant holdings across Canada through his private enterprise, Penguin Investments. One notable joint venture is a stake in the expansive Vaughan Metropolitan Centre, a meticulously plann. 100-acre development situat. north of Toronto, in collaboration with SmartREIT. Beyond his real estate ventures, Goldhar has diversifi.
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Interests. He holds ownership of the Israeli soccer team, Maccabi Tel Aviv FC, a team that MailIng Data Pro achiev. victory in the Israeli club league in 2019. Personally, he enjoys staying active by engaging in various sports such as squash, tennis, and hockey. He is one of the wealthiest people in Canada. 32. Alex Shevchenko Net Worth: $2.2B Age: 43 Alex Shevchenko, along with fellow Ukrainian entrepreneurs Max Lytvyn and Dmytro Lider, co-found. the widely us. grammar checking tool, Grammarly, back in 2009. Before this venture, they collaborat. on a previous startup call.
