Q: Hi, Could you please comment on AP earnings. Thank you
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Investment Q&A
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H&R Real Estate Investment Trust (HR.UN)
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Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (AP.UN)
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Dream Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust (DIR.UN)
Q: Planning to buy one of these for a 3 to 5 year hold. Give me your ordering based on total return. Much appreciated. ram
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Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (AP.UN)
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Dream Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust (DIR.UN)
Q: Looking at a 3 to 5 year timeframe - please compare the two companies and advise which one you would buy and why..
Thanks. ram
Thanks. ram
Q: Hi,
Your comments on Allied's results ?
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Your comments on Allied's results ?
Thanks
Q: Peter, could I get your updated opinion on Aliied property reit. I dont believe they have ever cut the dividend and some folks on BNN are calling it a strong buy. The div. is certainly attractive. I am looking for income not particularly growth, Thanks Ken
Q: Why the sudden market reversal ? With the forecast of 2 or 3 central rate cuts by the Bank of Canada, their value should rise, shouldn’t it ? thank you
Q: Hi,
Could I have your comments on Allied's results ?
Thanks
Could I have your comments on Allied's results ?
Thanks
Q: Hello,
I read your response on June 24 on Allied REIT and was wondering about your specifics concerns on the company. You mentioned debt, vacancy and payout as main concerns for these office REIT. Allied reports a debt to GBV ratio of 36%, 87% occupancy, 2.8X interest coverage. The payout ratio is probably too high. Allied reports a book value per unit in the mid $40s and it’s trading at about $16. Obviously, Allied reported Cap Rates for their book is too optimistic. Their unsecured debt was downgraded to junk, it seems because of high debt level. What do you think is the main factor explaining the stock price (sentiment towards office or fundamentals)? Their leverage seems to be reasonable but likely higher than investors would like. Occupancy level are better than average. Your general comments are appreciated. Thank you.
I read your response on June 24 on Allied REIT and was wondering about your specifics concerns on the company. You mentioned debt, vacancy and payout as main concerns for these office REIT. Allied reports a debt to GBV ratio of 36%, 87% occupancy, 2.8X interest coverage. The payout ratio is probably too high. Allied reports a book value per unit in the mid $40s and it’s trading at about $16. Obviously, Allied reported Cap Rates for their book is too optimistic. Their unsecured debt was downgraded to junk, it seems because of high debt level. What do you think is the main factor explaining the stock price (sentiment towards office or fundamentals)? Their leverage seems to be reasonable but likely higher than investors would like. Occupancy level are better than average. Your general comments are appreciated. Thank you.
Q: During the last month two BNN analysts provided the following comments for this REIT:
1. Don’t Buy
2. Sell
Do you agree with these recommendations or you have another opinion. ?
1. Don’t Buy
2. Sell
Do you agree with these recommendations or you have another opinion. ?
Q: How safe do you feel the dividend is for Allied, and the reasoning.
Thank You
Thank You
Q: What is your opinion about open-ended vs. closed-ended REIT's? AP.UN became open-ended last year, and I'm wondering if this might change the potential for unit value or distribution level improvements.
Q: AP.UN recently issued a second T3 for a phantom capital gain of $5 per share. Do we have to pay tax on it now, or only when when we sell?
Q: Hello
A general question.
Are any REITs such as AP.UN, Royalty Funds such as AW.UN or any ETF's eligible to claim the dividend tax credit?
Thank you
Jeff
A general question.
Are any REITs such as AP.UN, Royalty Funds such as AW.UN or any ETF's eligible to claim the dividend tax credit?
Thank you
Jeff
Q: Thoughts on this company? Thank You
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Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (AP.UN)
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Dream Office Real Estate Investment Trust (D.UN)
Q: I am hearing investors piling into commercial real estate. I am looking for office real estate REITs in Canada that are beaten down, will not go down but have a potential price appreciation when environment improves. I am more looking for capital appreciation and not necessarily dividend.
Q: I don't really understand what happened to the $5 special distribution. I know it was consolidated into the existing share count, but I do not see any benefit. Can you please explain. Thanks
Q: I was surprised by the drop in share price today. Can you please provide me your opinion on the reason and if it is a good time to buy more, hold existing or sell. Thank you.
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Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (AP.UN)
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Dream Office Real Estate Investment Trust (D.UN)
Q: You recently provided me with your top two picks in the industrial REIT space- thank you. Could you please do the same for the CDN office REIT space. Again looking for a focus on share price appreciation over dividend yield. Thank you.
Q: Given the numbers in Friday's news release, is Allied Properties a good buy today?
Thank you.
Thank you.
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Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (AP.UN)
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NorthWest Healthcare Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (NWH.UN)
Q: Hi Peter and Staff
Long time holder of NWH.UN as a small part of my REIT basket. Been thinking i woukd just hang on (in my RRSP so no tax loss benefit ) but reading more on AP.UN that I used to own and wondering if that would be a better albeit still risky option than NWH.UN going forward
Thanks for all you do
Dennis
Long time holder of NWH.UN as a small part of my REIT basket. Been thinking i woukd just hang on (in my RRSP so no tax loss benefit ) but reading more on AP.UN that I used to own and wondering if that would be a better albeit still risky option than NWH.UN going forward
Thanks for all you do
Dennis