Q: You liked this reit for tax efficiency in a non registered account. What reits would you suggest as a replacement in a non registered account?
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Q: Best Canadian apartment REIT to buy today? Thank you
Q: Was looking through your Tax Loss Selling Report and Dream Unlimited caught my attention. Not much love for or attention paid to this stock to the point that there were no quetions re. its most recent earnings on Nov. 11 . Could I have your belated assessment of these earnings before I decide whether to take a flyer or talk myself down .
Thank-you.
Thank-you.
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Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CAR.UN $36.59)
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Choice Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CHP.UN $14.58)
Q: As I do my year-end review, I am always looking for moves that can add potential ZIP for next year while being mindful of my senior years (old). My portfolio is well established in weighting and sectoral positioning. Chp.un has been in it since 2020 and has given me a 16% return (x div). It seems to have a muted outlook for 2026. What is your view on a switch to the somewhat out-of-favour car.un. At $37.80 ish and estimated up to $48 range next year, it seems like a solid move for growth potential. Not too worried about the minor div variance here. As always thank you for your service.
Q: Hello Peter and team at 5I:
With many REITS trading at a discount to Net Asset Value, would you please give a list of those you consider good value at this time. Thank you for your amazing service. Barbara
With many REITS trading at a discount to Net Asset Value, would you please give a list of those you consider good value at this time. Thank you for your amazing service. Barbara
Q: At this point I have no real estate companies in my portfolio as I was concerned about on-line shopping affecting retail REITs, work from home affecting business reits, etc.
Is there anything in real estate that is safe and pays a decent dividend??
Is there anything in real estate that is safe and pays a decent dividend??
Q: "Is Digital Core REIT (SGX: DCRU.si) currently a sound investment given its recent financial performance, dividend yield, portfolio quality, and sector outlook for global data centre REITs?"
Thanks Rick
Thanks Rick
Q: What do you think of digital core reit? It is out of singapore but also recently listed in Canada. It pays dividends in US dollars. It may be an interesting (speculative) play on data centres? is it worth taking a bite?
Q: GO-U GO Residential Real Estate Investment Trust
This company is not listed in your data base. It was talked about on Market Call. It is listed on the Toronto Exchange but bought in US dollars. Is the dividend safe? Can it be claimed? What is your review of
the company Buy, Sell, Hold.
Thank you
This company is not listed in your data base. It was talked about on Market Call. It is listed on the Toronto Exchange but bought in US dollars. Is the dividend safe? Can it be claimed? What is your review of
the company Buy, Sell, Hold.
Thank you
Q: Good morning!
I do realise this is a high risk company, and that they are selling off hotels trying to get their financial situation improved.
However, they just reported completion of an NCIB ending December 2025, where they actually purchased about 10% of their float. They have renewed the NCIBsame for the next year. That to me is interesting, suggesting that they do actually believe their current stock price is lower than it should be. Can you have a look and let me know your thoughts about what might be the future prospects for them? ... Thanks! Paul K
I do realise this is a high risk company, and that they are selling off hotels trying to get their financial situation improved.
However, they just reported completion of an NCIB ending December 2025, where they actually purchased about 10% of their float. They have renewed the NCIBsame for the next year. That to me is interesting, suggesting that they do actually believe their current stock price is lower than it should be. Can you have a look and let me know your thoughts about what might be the future prospects for them? ... Thanks! Paul K
Q: Both of these name now represent 11% of a RRSP and about 9% of a total portfolio following steady and strong positive movement. Would you recommend selling 1 of these (about similar size)? Which one would it be? Thank you.
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Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CAR.UN $36.59)
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Dream Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust (DIR.UN $12.05)
Q: Hello,
I have owned CAR.UN & DIR.UN for a number years and would like to sell one and keep the other for a long-term income hold.
Which would you keep?
Thanks as always.
I have owned CAR.UN & DIR.UN for a number years and would like to sell one and keep the other for a long-term income hold.
Which would you keep?
Thanks as always.
Q: Hello Can i get your Opinion of AP.UN Buy Sell or Hold and why Please
Q: Hi 5i - what’s your take on HR.UNs recent update? Would you suggest continuing to hold or dump it now?
Thanks, Neil
Thanks, Neil
Q: Could you comment on results ?
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Granite Real Estate Investment Trust (GRT.UN $76.36)
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Dream Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust (DIR.UN $12.05)
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Nexus Industrial REIT (NXR.UN $7.63)
Q: Appreciated your recent report on DIR. I am a long-term holder, and always thinking of adding more. It does seem to have been a bit challenged in the last year or two, and wondering how that compares to its' peers in industrial warehousing? Your report lists the peers as Prologis, yes, but also StorageVault (which I thought was primarily personal storage units) and Riocan, which is primary retail. What am I missing? Aren't there other industrial warehousing companies you can use for a more accurate comparison?
Thank-you
Thank-you
Q: Your thoughts on their latest earnings please
Q: Morning troops. I had been considering selling my holdings in EXE until yesterday's report, which was much better than expected. Given the 15% increase in stock price yesterday, where do you see the stock going now and is it suitable for a 65 y/o retiree? Cheers.
Q: Ca n you comment on their most recent quarterly earnings, are they trending in the right direction?
Thanks
Peter
Thanks
Peter
Q: Please comment on Q3 results.
Thanks
Yves
Thanks
Yves