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333 Bay Street
Suite 3400
Toronto ON M5H 2S7 CAN
P: 201-927-4758
F: 317-420-0206
https://www.invesque.com

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    Profile

    Invesque Inc is a Canada-based company engaged in owning income-producing seniors housing and care properties. The company focuses on acquiring and investing in properties that offer transitional care, long-term care, memory care assisted living, independent living programs, and medical office properties. The rental income generates maximum revenue for the company. It offers its services to the United States of America. Its operating segments comprise of Seniors housing and care investment properties, Owner occupied properties, Medical office buildings, and Corporate.

    Key Executives

    NameTitle
    Adlai ChesterCFO/Director
    Scott WhiteCEO/Chairman of the Board/Director

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