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Allied Properties REIT (AP.UN.TO)

10.45

+0.43 (4.29%)

as of Jul 24, 2026, 8:00:01 pm Market Open.

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Jul 25, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 18 opinions in the last 12 months.

Allied Properties REIT (AP.UN-T) is facing significant challenges, highlighted by a recent dividend cut of up to 60% and a dilutive capital raise. Experts are concerned about the company's balance sheet pressure and the need for asset sales to regain leverage and an investment-grade rating. While some analysts see potential upside as the stock trades well below its net asset value, others note that the slow recovery of the office sector and high vacancy rates remain substantial risks. Investor sentiment is mixed, with some viewing it as a contrarian buy due to its quality assets, while others advise caution and suggest waiting for clearer signs of operational improvement and occupancy recovery.

Consensus

Mixed

Valuation

Undervalued

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Class I office (exposed brick and beam) buildings in Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Winnipeg and Kitchener. Tenants tend to be business services; so on the cutting line of cutbacks should there be a recession. Payout ratio of about 85%-88% of free cash flow, so very sustainable.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Aug 13/07. Down 29%.) Dominant landlord in Spadina/King area of Toronto and buildings are 98% occupied. Net operating income is up about 6% year-over-year. If you have a view that the economy will recover, the stock will be worth more in 3-5 years time. Distribution is safe.

TOP PICK

Single largest operator of the brick and beam space in Canada. Good portfolio of assets. Better growth profile than most REITs. Very solid management team.

TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Aug 14/07. Up 3%.) Brick & Beam properties in Toronto, Montreal, Quebec City and Winnipeg. Only utilising about 60% of available density. This gives option value on future space though the next business cycle. 7% yield.

TOP PICK

A REIT in Toronto. Bean and brick buildings. Trading at a discount to its NAV. Made a large acquisition in Montreal and some smaller ones in Toronto and have not flowed through their net operating income but should happen in the next year or so. 8.5% yield.

TOP PICK

Brick and beam. Continue to source accretive acquisitions and continue to release existing properties at significant spreads. Dominant landowner in the Greater Toronto Area, which will have significant upside value years later. Try to Buy below $21.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick May 17/07. Up 4%.) A pocket of properties that feed into the small businesses of the world. Got caught in the downwind of all the financial markets. Fantastic management. Rents that are in place look like they will increase. They will add with organic growth 8% to 10% in FFO. Still a Buy.

TOP PICK

Specialize in “brick and beam”. Properties are generally in big cities like Toronto, Montreal and Winnipeg. Have done a really decent job of growing the distribution. Excellent managers. Going forward they are doing a lot more development and intensification.

TOP PICK

Has about a 7% yield. Like the real estate market. Made several acquisitions over the last year. Very comfortable with the stock.

TOP PICK

Brick and beam buildings. Likes hard assets. Even though it hasn't performed well, on a relative scale it has done better than other asset classes. This is a great company that adds value to its properties. Have done a good job of increasing their distributions.

TOP PICK

Only consolidator in post/beam niche so they are still able to do accretive acquisitions. Good leveraged position. Raised capital last year at over $19 so there is no issue there. Strong free cash flow growth. Excellent management team. Have had distribution increases of about 3.5%-4% for the last 5 years every March.

BUY

Have a monopoly on their field, I-class properties, brick and beam buildings. Trades at a price to FFO of about 11X. Yields about 6%. Doesn't trade at a huge discount to its NAV, but what is very important is that the company has made several acquisitions over the last 3 to 6 months which will help increase their NAV.

BUY

Brick and beam. Have properties in Quebec city, Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg and Kitchener. Typically light industrial. Well managed. Good lease rates. Reasonable yield. Trades at about 20% discount to his estimated NAV.

HOLD

Post-and beam older buildings with offices. If the market is going to get very bad, it will have some softness. Have done a very interesting media centre in Montreal. Very well managed and very responsible with their debt and leverage.

BUY

Focuses on class I offices (industrial/manufacturing retrofitted). Likes this one a lot. Recently did an acquisition and opened up a new market in Kitchener/Waterloo, so he continues to see significant growth, as they are the only consolidators in this space. Good yield.

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