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Kasey Wong, a co-founder and Managing Member of Cacoeli, is responsible for overseeing the company’s acquisition analysis, business development activities, and asset management. He also jointly directs the overall investment strategy, bringing over 22 years of leadership and management experience.
Since 2003, he has overseen more than 3,000 units, ranging from apartment rental buildings and upscale high-rise condominiums to townhomes and retail condominium plazas. With a wealth of property management expertise, Kasey has managed rental properties and condominium buildings typically consisting of 100-300 suites.
Before co-founding Cacoeli, Kasey was an asset manager for organizations such as Brookfield Residential Services and CAPREIT.
Throughout his career, Kasey has been dedicated to transforming underperforming assets into high-performing ones. He has gained extensive knowledge and expertise in various aspects of property management, including building structure, elevator modernization, energy retrofit, solar panels, and more, by working with both owner-occupied high-end residential units and tenant-occupied mid-market apartment buildings.
Away from his professional responsibilities, Kasey is an avid Toronto Raptors fan, enjoys playing ultimate frisbee and softball, and loves exploring the local restaurant scene.
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Suite 2000 - 2 Sheppard Ave East
Toronto, ON
M2N 5Y7
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