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Q: Peter; I’ve gone overweight on BEP.UN and am underweight BPY.Un- if I trim BEP.UN could adding to BPY.UN be reasonable? Thanks. Rod
Q: What are your current thoughts on EXE? Hold or sell?
Q: Hi 5i,
Does this company trade on any Canadian exchange?
Does this company trade on any Canadian exchange?
Q: Any info you can share on this trust? How does one invest in it if it is appropriate?
Q: Good morning 5i Team
I currently have a half position in BPY.UN and have been looking for an opportunity to increase it to a full position (3.5%). I'm primarily interested in dividend income (I like BPY's 7%) supplemented with some growth. I tend to hold dividend payers for long term.
I would have thought lower interest rates would have been a tailwind for three reasons:
1) dividend income versus alternatives
2) lower cost of borrowing
3) lower cap rates for properties for sale, increasing potential sales price (offset by recession risks lowering demand for same).
Interested in your comments on this.
Thanks as always.
Peter
I currently have a half position in BPY.UN and have been looking for an opportunity to increase it to a full position (3.5%). I'm primarily interested in dividend income (I like BPY's 7%) supplemented with some growth. I tend to hold dividend payers for long term.
I would have thought lower interest rates would have been a tailwind for three reasons:
1) dividend income versus alternatives
2) lower cost of borrowing
3) lower cap rates for properties for sale, increasing potential sales price (offset by recession risks lowering demand for same).
Interested in your comments on this.
Thanks as always.
Peter
Q: Can you please comments on HOT.U valuation, debt and payout ratio. Is it worth hold at this level? The stock price slowly decline while the TSX is going up.
Thanks
Victor
Thanks
Victor
Q: Hi,
What would be the best ratios to look at before buying a REIT : FFO, P/B , EV/EBITDA ?, …For example CUF has good ratios (may be because the price is down) but is far from a favorite among analysts. I have small positions in AP, HR, REI, PLZ, TCN. I sold SRU. I also have VNQ Etf, WIR, HOT and IVQ on the US side. The last two did not perform very well, but seem OK and have quite a big yield. Are my holdings a good mix or too diversified ? I find the REITs are historically expensive right now (ex IIP, DIR) and I’m hesitant to put more money in this sector. Thanks
What would be the best ratios to look at before buying a REIT : FFO, P/B , EV/EBITDA ?, …For example CUF has good ratios (may be because the price is down) but is far from a favorite among analysts. I have small positions in AP, HR, REI, PLZ, TCN. I sold SRU. I also have VNQ Etf, WIR, HOT and IVQ on the US side. The last two did not perform very well, but seem OK and have quite a big yield. Are my holdings a good mix or too diversified ? I find the REITs are historically expensive right now (ex IIP, DIR) and I’m hesitant to put more money in this sector. Thanks
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Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CAR.UN)
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Dream Global Real Estate Investment Trust (DRG.UN)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. (BIP.UN)
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NorthWest Healthcare Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (NWH.UN)
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Dream Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust (DIR.UN)
Q: Hello and thank you for your exceptional service. I am retired and dividends and other distributions are a necessary part of my income. In an environment such as we currently live in without inflation and with historically low interest rates. Aren't REITs a valid alternative to bonds and GICs? I own 15% in GICs, no bonds and I'm currently overweight at 9% in Real estate and wonder if my strategy is correct in your opinion. Should I remove some REITs exposure, which would you trim first and in what order from the list above. Where would you put the money instead? Thank you.
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Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CAR.UN)
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Dream Global Real Estate Investment Trust (DRG.UN)
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Northview Apartment Real Estate Investment Trust Trust Units (NVU.UN)
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Dream Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust (DIR.UN)
Q: How do the above Reits differ in asset allocation, rate of return and fees?
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Boardwalk Real Estate Investment Trust (BEI.UN)
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Mainstreet Equity Corp. (MEQ)
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Melcor Developments Ltd. (MRD)
Q: Could I have your opinion on the quality of management and long term prospects of these companies. Thanks
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RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust (REI.UN)
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Northview Apartment Real Estate Investment Trust Trust Units (NVU.UN)
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BTB Real Estate Investment Trust (BTB.UN)
Q: What would be your top picks of the above reits? Would you switch any of them out for DIR.UN or CAR.UN or DRG.UN?
Q: 5i friends, please share your opinion on Zillow Group and its potential to disrupt the overpaid vultures we know as "real estate agents"
Thank you
Take 3 credits if you're able to provide some depth here
Thank you
Take 3 credits if you're able to provide some depth here
Q: I get different divided % from 2 sources please give me the proper %. Thanks
Q: I don't see any questions yet on the recently announced buyout of Pure. Kind of odd, I thought. For myself, I had a fairly sizable investment in this one and sold off almost as soon as the offer was announced. I felt that Pure has had ample time since the last offer from this same company to find a better offer and doesn't appear to have yet. Kind of taking a bird in the hand rather than two in the bush. What's your opinion on this?
Q: Allied Properties had an equity offering on June 10th and since the initial drop, has in my opinion, shown some volatility and is down about 2.5% today. All of this is probably not outside what could reasonably be expected but I wonder if you have any news, insight or comments. Other REITS/Trusts have fared better with equity offerings very recently.
Q: In an August 2018 response you said insiders owned 2.8% - in a June 2019 response you indicated that had increased to 30%. This seems a big jump (possibly a decimal place error) - could you please confirm actual % ownership. Thanks.
Q: I am interested in ere.un as a play upon European multi-residential properties. However I note that Capreit owns 88% of the units at this time and am uncertain whether to view this as a negative or positive factor. I would appreciate your advice respecting this reit.
Q: A lot of reits got wacked today such as Nvu.un -any particular reason given is close to divident date.?
Q: Would you have an opinion on NRZ as an investment?