About
Strategic Real Estate, Built on Experience and Vision
Panorama is a privately owned commercial real estate agency that helps businesses, institutions, Crown corporations, and governments make high-impact decisions. Our tailored advisory services are designed to unlock strategic opportunities, reduce risk, and maximize long-term value.
With deep industry expertise and sharp business insight, we turn complex real estate challenges into clear, actionable strategies that deliver measurable results.
Seeing the Whole Picture, Mastering the Details
The name Panorama reflects how we work: with a wide-angle vision and precise attention to every detail.
We approach each project with a 360-degree perspective—bringing together people, priorities, and potential to move forward with clarity and purpose.
What drives us is more than strategy — it’s impact. We believe real estate is the stage on which businesses grow, institutions serve, and communities come to life.
Our role is to strengthen that foundation — helping every asset, every space, and every organization not just perform, but thrive for generations to come.
The Panorama Difference
- A 360° approach that combines vision and precision
- Strategic execution guided by insight and purpose
- Trusted partnerships built on integrity and collaboration
- A long-term commitment to people, business, and the environments where the thrive
Accreditations
Each of our accreditations reflects our dedication to quality, integrity, and industry-leading practices.
CCIB – Canadian Council for Indigenous Business
As an indigenous business and CCIB member, we foster economic growth by connecting indigenous entrepreneurs with Canada’s private and institutional sectors.
CREA - The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA)
As a CREA member, we uphold industry best practices to deliver tailored real estate solutions.
QPAREB – Québec Professional Association of Real Estate Brokers
As a member of QPAREB, we ensure high standards and expert guidance.
OACIQ – Québec Real Estate Brokerage Self-Regulatory Organization
Accredited by OACIQ, we guarantee compliance and full transparency in every transaction.
Leadership
Benoit Loyer
President | Commercial Real Estate Broker | AEO
Benoit Loyer, a proud citizen of Gespe’gewa’gi, is a commercial real estate expert. Born to a Mi’gmaq mother and a French-Canadian father, he specializes in tenant representation and real estate transactions, including leasing, acquisition, and disposition of properties. His strategic approach helps clients optimize their spaces, secure the best terms, and maximize the value of their assets.
With over 400 completed projects, Benoit and his team have guided businesses, nonprofits, and First Nations organizations in their real estate planning. His clients include Ivanhoé Cambridge, Cominar, Metro Inc., Jean Coutu, Desjardins, and the First Peoples Justice Centre of Tiohtià:ke, as well as various government and municipal entities. In 2020, they played a key role in establishing the Tesla Centre in Laval, a major project requiring a strategic and collaborative approach.
Committed to his community, Benoit supports emerging Indigenous artists through the Panorama Scholarship and backs initiatives such as the Breakfast Club of Canada. He also shares his expertise through mentorship and speaks at conferences, notably at HEC Montréal.
Kahsennenhawe Sky-Deer
Vice-President, Real Estate & Reconciliation
Kahsennenhawe Sky-Deer is a Kanien’kehá:ka business leader, former politician, and strategist from Kahnawà:ke, near Montreal (Tiohtià:ke). A skilled negotiator, she has spent over a decade driving transformative agreements and positioning First Nations as key players in Canada’s economic future.
As Grand Chief of the Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke, she led major development initiatives and secured multi-billion-dollar economic benefits through a landmark agreement with Sophie Brochu, former President of Hydro-Québec. This deal stands as a model of economic reconciliation in action, proving that strong partnerships with First Nations leaders drive shared prosperity. The agreement has since inspired chiefs and decision-makers across the country and continues to shape major negotiations.
“First Nations have always been builders, visionaries, and problem-solvers. Our strength, determination, and leadership drive real economic progress. The future starts today, and those who work with us aren’t just fostering reconciliation—they are forging powerful alliances, unlocking new opportunities, and shaping a more prosperous future for all.”
As vice president, real estate services at Panorama, Quebec’s only First Nations-owned commercial real estate agency, she plays a key role in an organization that bridges Indigenous leadership with global real estate expertise. Panorama supports First Nations leaders and businesses while serving the broader economy, providing strategic guidance for leasing office and industrial spaces and renegotiating lease renewals, primarily in downtown Montreal and Quebec City.
With expertise in multiresidential, commercial, industrial, institutional, and hospitality sectors, Panorama is a trusted partner driving sustainable economic growth.
A trailblazer who merges First Nations values with business excellence, Kahsennenhawe Sky-Deer is shaping the future of real estate and economic development through bold, strategic partnerships.
Benoit Loyer
President | Commercial Real Estate Broker | AEO
Benoit Loyer is the founder of Panorama, bringing over 20 years of experience in residential, commercial, industrial, and institutional real estate. His expertise spans tenant representation—particularly in office and industrial leasing—and advising investors on transactions involving commercial properties of all types, as well as land with strong development potential.
Guided by strong values, Benoit leads with a long-term vision rooted in collaboration and sustainability. His strategic insight helps clients align their business objectives with responsible, high-impact real estate decisions. With more than 400 successful mandates, he has supported clients across a wide range of sectors in achieving their goals.
In addition to his professional work, Benoit is deeply committed to social impact. He created the Panorama Bursary to support Canada’s emerging First Nations artists and serves as Chair of the Montreal First Peoples Festival—an internationally recognized event that has been celebrating First Nations cultures for over 35 years. Benoit is a proud citizen of the Mi’gmaq territory of Gespe’gewa’gi in Quebec.
Susan Levinger
Strategic Advisor | Commercial Real Estate Broker
With over 30 years of experience in business and strategic consulting, Susan Levinger brings a seasoned, insight-driven approach to commercial real estate. She helps organizations make real estate decisions that align with their vision, support growth, and deliver long-term impact.
Susan specializes in representing tenants, buyers, and sellers, ensuring every mandate is guided by clarity, strategy, and flawless execution. Whether advising on relocations, lease negotiations, or property acquisitions, she delivers measurable value while protecting her clients’ interests at every step.
Her strength lies in connecting real estate with business strategy — understanding that the right space isn’t just about square footage, but about enabling performance, culture, and transformation.
A graduate of McGill University and the First Nations Executive Education Program in Economic Reconciliation at HEC Montréal, Susan brings cultural sensitivity and strategic depth to her work. She supports clients who seek to build responsibly and inclusively, and helps them navigate projects with confidence, purpose, and impact.
Kahsennenhawe Sky-Deer
Vice-President, Corporate Services
Kahsennenhawe Sky-Deer is a seasoned negotiator and respected First Nations leader who brings strategic thinking, cultural intelligence, and a results-driven mindset to every project she supports. Her experience as former Grand Chief of the Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke gives her unique insight into high-stakes negotiations, policy, and economic development.
She is widely recognized for securing a landmark agreement with Hydro-Québec, unlocking long-term benefits for her community and setting a precedent for nation-to-nation partnerships. Her leadership has since inspired major institutional and governmental collaborations across Québec.
At Panorama, Kahsennenhawe helps clients — Indigenous and non-Indigenous — engage in real estate projects that are grounded in trust, purpose, and long-term value. She bridges economic strategy with cultural awareness, guiding corporate and public sector partners in building respectful, sustainable relationships with First Nations.
Her presence reinforces Panorama’s commitment to meaningful collaboration, strategic excellence, and shared prosperity.
Carla Brown
Director, Real Estate Services
With over 20 years of experience in real estate and client relationship management, Carla Brown plays a key role in aligning leadership vision with client needs and project execution. She acts as a strategic bridge between senior management, clients, and internal collaborators — ensuring that every mandate moves forward with clarity, cohesion, and purpose.
Carla supports executives by translating business goals into real estate strategies that are actionable, efficient, and tailored to each client’s context. Whether it involves relocations, expansions, or portfolio optimization, she ensures that all stakeholders are aligned and engaged at every step.
Her meticulous attention to detail, transparent communication style, and deep commitment to client success make her a trusted partner throughout the process. With Carla, clients benefit from a seamless experience — where nothing is overlooked, and everything is driven by results.
Leadership
Benoit Loyer is the founder and CEO of Panorama, Canada’s leading First Nations–owned commercial real estate agency based in Kahnawà:ke. A proud citizen of the Mi'gmaq Gespe’gewa’gi territory in Quebec, Benoit brings over 20 years of experience in residential, commercial, industrial, and institutional real estate. His expertise spans tenant representation—particularly in office and industrial leasing—and advising investors on transactions involving multi-residential, commercial properties, hotels, and land. Guided by his Indigenous values, Benoit leads with a long-term vision rooted in collaboration and sustainability. His ability to blend cultural awareness with strategic insight helps clients align business goals with responsible real estate solutions. With over 400 completed mandates, he has helped clients across multiple sectors successfully complete a wide range of real estate transactions. Beyond business, Benoit is committed to social impact. He mentors Indigenous youth, founded the Panorama Bursary to support emerging Indigenous artists, and serves as Chair of the Montreal First Peoples Festival, an internationally recognized event celebrating Indigenous cultures for over 35 years.
Kahsennenhawe Sky-Deer is a seasoned negotiator and respected First Nations leader who brings strategic thinking, cultural intelligence, and a results-driven mindset to every project she supports. Her experience as former Grand Chief of the Mohawk Council of Kahnawà:ke gives her unique insight into high-stakes negotiations, policy, and economic development. She is widely recognized for securing a landmark agreement with Hydro-Québec, unlocking long-term benefits for her community and setting a precedent for nation-to-nation partnerships. Her leadership has since inspired major institutional and governmental collaborations across Québec. At Panorama, Kahsennenhawe helps clients — Indigenous and non-Indigenous — engage in real estate projects that are grounded in trust, purpose, and long-term value. She bridges economic strategy with cultural awareness, guiding corporate and public sector partners in building respectful, sustainable relationships with First Nations. Her presence reinforces Panorama’s commitment to meaningful collaboration, strategic excellence, and shared prosperity.
With over 30 years of experience in business and strategic consulting, Susan Levinger brings a seasoned, insight-driven approach to commercial real estate. She helps organizations make real estate decisions that align with their vision, support growth, and deliver long-term impact. Susan specializes in representing tenants, buyers, and sellers, ensuring every mandate is guided by clarity, strategy, and flawless execution. Whether advising on relocations, lease negotiations, or property acquisitions, she delivers measurable value while protecting her clients’ interests at every step. Her strength lies in connecting real estate with business strategy — understanding that the right space isn’t just about square footage, but about enabling performance, culture, and transformation. A graduate of McGill University and the First Nations Executive Education Program in Economic Reconciliation at HEC Montréal, Susan brings cultural sensitivity and strategic depth to her work. She supports clients who seek to build responsibly and inclusively, and helps them navigate projects with confidence, purpose, and impact.
With over 20 years of experience in real estate and client relationship management, Carla Brown plays a key role in aligning leadership vision with client needs and project execution. She acts as a strategic bridge between senior management, clients, and internal collaborators — ensuring that every mandate moves forward with clarity, cohesion, and purpose. Carla supports executives by translating business goals into real estate strategies that are actionable, efficient, and tailored to each client’s context. Whether it involves relocations, expansions, or portfolio optimization, she ensures that all stakeholders are aligned and engaged at every step. Her meticulous attention to detail, transparent communication style, and deep commitment to client success make her a trusted partner throughout the process. With Carla, clients benefit from a seamless experience — where nothing is overlooked, and everything is driven by results.