Q: Could you give me your take on its latest acquisition. It is partially funding this through new stock issuance, and the market has reacted to that. What I would like to know is whether this is a better reit at this price than it was yesterday before the deal at its previous price.
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Q: I have a question about XRE and the real estate stocks in general
I noted that the above has been going up recently
is there a fundamental reason for it ?
I have REI.un, I am thinking of selling it and putting it in XRE
thanks
Michael
I noted that the above has been going up recently
is there a fundamental reason for it ?
I have REI.un, I am thinking of selling it and putting it in XRE
thanks
Michael
Q: Hello. On Jan 31/19 I purchased DRG.UN in an RRSP account. I have a couple of questions:
1) A recent article by Globe & Mail columnist Eric Reguly (Jan 31/19 "Italy is back in recession, and Germany might not be far behind") has me wondering whether this REIT would be adversely affected if a recession happened in Germany, as this REIT’s "German office properties represent the majority of its holdings in terms of total square footage" and "derives nearly all of its revenue in the form of rental income" (per Morningstars description)
2) You responded to a previous query that this REIT would be better held outside an RRSP. Could you please explain why.
Thanks for your guidance.
Cheryl
1) A recent article by Globe & Mail columnist Eric Reguly (Jan 31/19 "Italy is back in recession, and Germany might not be far behind") has me wondering whether this REIT would be adversely affected if a recession happened in Germany, as this REIT’s "German office properties represent the majority of its holdings in terms of total square footage" and "derives nearly all of its revenue in the form of rental income" (per Morningstars description)
2) You responded to a previous query that this REIT would be better held outside an RRSP. Could you please explain why.
Thanks for your guidance.
Cheryl
Q: I asked this question on Friday and have not received an answer, I guess it disappeared into the either.
NWH made an acquisition late last week, and I was wondering what your thoughts on it were, and your thoughts on the company in general in the next 3-5 years?
Thanks
NWH made an acquisition late last week, and I was wondering what your thoughts on it were, and your thoughts on the company in general in the next 3-5 years?
Thanks
- H&R Real Estate Investment Trust (HR.UN)
- SmartCentres Real Estate Investment Trust (SRU.UN)
- Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (AP.UN)
- Dream Global Real Estate Investment Trust (DRG.UN)
- Granite Real Estate Investment Trust (GRT.UN)
- Killam Apartment Real Estate Investment Trust (KMP.UN)
Q: Greetings 51 Team,
A number of questions recently on REITs. Not surprising; although they tend to be boring, they have (as a group) held up nicely on both a 1 yr and 5 yr basis and offer a good yield.
However, 'all REITs are not created equal' and 5i has recently recommended DRG, HPMP, GRT, and HR. I own AP, SRU as well as XRE and have not seen a lot of discussion on those names.
Plse explain why 5i would recommend one REIT, and in particular the four above, over another and, if you care to comment on AP and SRU.
TY
SP
A number of questions recently on REITs. Not surprising; although they tend to be boring, they have (as a group) held up nicely on both a 1 yr and 5 yr basis and offer a good yield.
However, 'all REITs are not created equal' and 5i has recently recommended DRG, HPMP, GRT, and HR. I own AP, SRU as well as XRE and have not seen a lot of discussion on those names.
Plse explain why 5i would recommend one REIT, and in particular the four above, over another and, if you care to comment on AP and SRU.
TY
SP
Q: What would your preference be between RUF.UN and HOM.U ? Thanks , Joe
Q: My first question as a rather new subscriber! I am 7 y into RRIF withdrawals so wish mostly dividend stocks in this portfolio. I have held EXE since May, 2015 and am now barely $1300 above (all in dividends and share value) as of today. I have read your comments about "quality trade off" and "weak hold for income"with regards to holding EXE instead of SIA and / or CSH.UN. You have commented that EXE debt is about 10 times cash flow. Could you give me similar information about SIA and CSH.UN please. I am about ready to sell EXE for positions in both or either of SIA and CSH.UN (in spite of them having lower dividends and earnings per share and higher P/E). Comments appreciated.
Q: What would be your preference between RUF.UN and HOM.U ? Thanks. Joe
Q: Good Morning 5i, Anything to add or any comment regarding the news around the resignation of HOT President this morning? Thanks
Rob
Rob
Q: Hi 5I
Is it too late to get into CAR.un for an RRSP account for 40 year old
Thanks
K
Is it too late to get into CAR.un for an RRSP account for 40 year old
Thanks
K
Q: Hello 5i
I hold REI.UN,CAR.UN, & HR.UN each at about 2% of holdings in my accounts. Sold D.UN for tax losses. Would like to increase my REIT exposure to about 10%. I consider BPY.UN and DRG.UN as additions.
Do you consider the five as reasonable choices or would you recommend that I look elsewhere? Is this a good time to increase my allocation this sector?
Thank you,
Werner
I hold REI.UN,CAR.UN, & HR.UN each at about 2% of holdings in my accounts. Sold D.UN for tax losses. Would like to increase my REIT exposure to about 10%. I consider BPY.UN and DRG.UN as additions.
Do you consider the five as reasonable choices or would you recommend that I look elsewhere? Is this a good time to increase my allocation this sector?
Thank you,
Werner
Q: Good morning 5i.
I'm looking for a reit for my wifes RRSP.
CSH.UN is the only reit she has at the moment.
Could you suggest some reits that would fit with this for diversification and that are at a good buy point today. 4.5% Dividend or greater would be desirable.
I'm looking for a reit for my wifes RRSP.
CSH.UN is the only reit she has at the moment.
Could you suggest some reits that would fit with this for diversification and that are at a good buy point today. 4.5% Dividend or greater would be desirable.
Q: Can you please give me your opinion on GRT? Is the dividend sustainable and would you buy at this current price.
Q: hello 5i:
could you give me your thoughts on CoreSight Realty Corp? Would this be the dominant player in its field?
thanks
Paul L
could you give me your thoughts on CoreSight Realty Corp? Would this be the dominant player in its field?
thanks
Paul L
Q: Notice 5i holds CSH.UN in the Income Portfolio but would you not consider SIA a better income investment in the same business or does the .UN make a difference?
thx
Rrichterr
thx
Rrichterr
Q: I am looking at these 2 reits ,what are your thoughts, or can you suggest some others in the space. P.S. I am retired and need yield. Thx Jack.
- Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CAR.UN)
- Chartwell Retirement Residences (CSH.UN)
- InterRent Real Estate Investment Trust (IIP.UN)
- CI Canadian REIT ETF (RIT)
Q: I own RIT for exposure to the Canadian REIT market. Please rank these four holdings as a long term hold in a growth portfolio. Also, I am considering adding one (or two) individual REITs to add a bit of up side to the general REIT market exposure of RIT. Would you advise this and, if so, which of these three, or any other, would you recommend?
Q: Hello 5i
Thank you for your prompt reply to my question as to which account was best to put XRE.
Would all interest from the security only be sheltered in an RRSP or would the same rules apply for a TFSA? At present, I have no room in my RRSP but so have my 2019 contribution money waiting for a home.
Thanks, as always, for your support.
Best
Peter
Thank you for your prompt reply to my question as to which account was best to put XRE.
Would all interest from the security only be sheltered in an RRSP or would the same rules apply for a TFSA? At present, I have no room in my RRSP but so have my 2019 contribution money waiting for a home.
Thanks, as always, for your support.
Best
Peter
Q: Read a question this morning about investments in REITS. Considering all the variables, and with a focus on the future economic outlook for Canada, what makes adding a number of REITS to one's portfolio at this time a wise decision.
Q: Greetings
I have cash to deploy and I do not have any REIT’s in either my Canadian Cash Account or my TFSA.
What is your opinion of XRE and in which account would make more sense to place it?
I am retired, a conservative investor, and do not need the cash flow at this point in time.
Thanks
Peter
I have cash to deploy and I do not have any REIT’s in either my Canadian Cash Account or my TFSA.
What is your opinion of XRE and in which account would make more sense to place it?
I am retired, a conservative investor, and do not need the cash flow at this point in time.
Thanks
Peter