On an ordinary October day, a real estate trust rooted in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, did what it does every month: it told its unitholders how much each unit would earn for the thirty-one days just passed. The sum is small, $0.07583 per unit, and the notice carries no drama, no new direction, no explanation beyond the figure itself. Yet such quiet monthly rhythms are how patient capital is kept informed, with the record date of October 31 and the payment of November 13 marking the steady turning of a financial calendar that holders of these units have come to expect.
Crombie REIT Declares $0.07583 Monthly Distribution for October 2026, Payable November 13
The money is payable on November 13, about two weeks after the period closes.
Mark
So what actually happened here? It reads like a very short notice.
Mimi
It is. Crombie declared $0.07583 per unit for October 2026, payable November 13 to people who held units on October 31.
Mark
Why does the October 31 date matter so much?
Mimi
That's the record date. Whoever is on the register that day gets the payment, so it decides who is entitled to it.
Luke
Worth saying what the release doesn't tell us. There's no total payout, no note on whether the rate changed, and no comparison to previous months.
Mimi
Right. It only gives the per-unit amount and the dates.
Mark
And the portfolio description at the bottom?
Mimi
It's the trust's own standard profile: 311 properties, about 19.5 million square feet as at June 30, 2026, mostly grocery-anchored retail, retail-related industrial and mixed-use residential.
Luke
That's Crombie describing itself, and the figures are a few months old by now. It also mentions a development pipeline but names no projects.
Mark
So what should a reader watch next?
Mimi
The November 13 payment, and the next monthly announcement to see whether the rate holds.
Il Polso
- A routine monthly notice lands on October 15, with no surprise in the rate and no change in the terms.
- The record date of October 31 draws a firm line: only those holding units by then will receive the payout.
- Payment is set for November 13, roughly two weeks after the period closes, so holders wait a short stretch before the money arrives.
- The trust's portfolio of 311 grocery-anchored and mixed-use properties stands steady behind the figure, and the next monthly announcement will reveal whether the rate holds.
On an ordinary October day, a real estate trust rooted in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, did what it does every month: it told its unitholders how much each unit would earn for the thirty-one days just passed. The sum is small, $0.07583 per unit, and the notice carries no drama, no new direction, no explanation beyond the figure itself. Yet such quiet monthly rhythms are how patient capital is kept informed, with the record date of October 31 and the payment of November 13 marking the steady turning of a financial calendar that holders of these units have come to expect.
On October 15, 2026, Crombie Real Estate Investment Trust, listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange as CRR.UN, announced its monthly distribution of $0.07583 per unit for October 1 through 31. The notice came from New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, where the trust is based, and was circulated through Newsfile Corp. It was a familiar message, the kind the trust sends every month, and it asked little of its readers beyond attention to two dates.
The first date is the record date. Only those who hold units as at October 31, 2026, are entitled to this payment. The second is the payment date, November 13, 2026, arriving about two weeks after the period ends. The release offered no total payout, no comparison with earlier months, and no change in rate. Anyone wishing to know the value to their own holdings would simply multiply the per-unit figure by the number of units they own.
The trust restated its self-description: it invests in real estate with a vision of enriching communities together, and counts itself among the country's leading owners, operators and developers of quality property. Its portfolio, mostly grocery-anchored retail, retail-related industrial and mixed-use residential, comprised 311 properties totalling about 19.5 million square feet as at June 30, 2026, counting joint ventures at Crombie's share.
For unitholders, the next marker is November 13. Because the distribution is declared month by month, the announcement covering November will be the one to read for any change in the rate.
On October 15, 2026, Crombie Real Estate Investment Trust, which trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange as CRR.UN, announced its monthly payout to unitholders: $0.07583 per unit for the period running from October 1 through October 31, 2026.
The announcement came out of New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, where the trust is based, and was distributed through Newsfile Corp. It is a routine notice of the kind the trust issues each month, and it sets out the two dates that matter to anyone holding units.
The first is the record date. Unitholders of record as at October 31, 2026, are the ones entitled to this distribution. The second is the payment date. The money is payable on November 13, 2026, about two weeks after the period closes.
The release gives no total payout, no comparison to earlier months, and no change in the rate. It reports only the per-unit figure and the dates. Anyone wanting to know what the distribution means for their own holding would multiply the figure by the number of units they own.
The announcement also carried Crombie's standard description of itself. The trust says it invests in real estate with a vision of enriching communities together, building spaces and value today that leave a positive impact on tomorrow. It describes itself as one of the country's leading owners, operators and developers of quality real estate.
The portfolio, according to the trust, is made up primarily of grocery-anchored retail, retail-related industrial, and mixed-use residential properties. As at June 30, 2026, it contained 311 properties totalling approximately 19.5 million square feet. That figure includes joint ventures at Crombie's share. The trust also cites a significant pipeline of future development projects, without naming any of them in this release.
For unitholders, the next marker is November 13, when this payment is due. Because the trust declares its distribution month by month, the next announcement, covering November, is the one to watch for any change in the rate.
Citazioni salienti
Crombie describes its portfolio as primarily grocery-anchored retail, retail-related industrial, and mixed-use residential properties.— Crombie REIT
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